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February 8, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Turkey:”Big E” Docks in Marmaris Bay

US aircraft carrier USS Enterprise on Tuesday docked in the southwestern Turkish bay of Marmaris amidst strict security measures… [mappress] Source: todayszaman, February 8, 2011;

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US aircraft carrier USS Enterprise on Tuesday docked in the southwestern Turkish bay of Marmaris amidst strict security measures…

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Source: todayszaman , February 8, 2011;

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