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Seven Years Ago Today: USS COLE (DDG-67)

October 12th, 2007 by xformed

USS COLE Service at Arlington Cemetery

Lest we forget 17 of our shipmates.

She, like the USS SAMUEL B. ROBERTS (FFG-58), are back at sea, showing the flag and is a “Determined Warrior.”

USS COLE (DDG-67) Memorial with MEGEN

Naval Station Norfolk Memorial to the USS COLE (DDG-67). Photo: W. Paisley

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