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Posted on Jun 23, 2021
The Russian military has been practicing taking out an enemy carrier strike group in the Pacific
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The Russian military has been practicing taking out an enemy carrier strike group in the Pacific
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Randy Hellenbrand
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LOL!! America's Navy has been practicing that since Midway.
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Russian military trains for wartime mission
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Apparently they stopped when the Soviet Union fell???
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probably couldn't afford it
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