New Ships In Navy Plan = No ‘Slaughter Across The Beach’ For Marines
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New Ships In Navy Plan = No ‘Slaughter Across The Beach’ For Marines

The new ships will come from the Navy budget, and “the Marines are not asking for a nickel more,” from Congress, Commandant Gen. David Berger said.
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