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19 August 2026

US Navy destroyer with 300 sailors stranded in the Pacific for four days

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US Navy destroyer with 300 sailors stranded in the Pacific for four days

More than 300 sailors aboard a US Navy ship endured four days stranded in the Pacific, without power, amid serious questions about the quality of life aboard naval vessels.

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