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Old May 17th 05, 04:13 AM
BF Lake
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"Dave in San Diego" wrote in message
snip.... So
Brunswick, Maine was a big deal for the nuclear side of
things--presumably also for anti-sub weapons for the P3s.

So has that nuclear bomb storage business already closed or is it
going to go elsewhere too? Does that matter?


Very early in my Naval career, I was taught this mantra: It is the policy
of the US government to neither confirm nor deny the presence or absence
of [nuclear | special] weapons at any specific location.

Is that policy no less important today? It is none of anybody's business
where that stuff is currently or has been stored.


You're right, --good thing you didn't tell, then you'd have to kill me

Regards,
Barry


 




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