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Home›Surface Vessels›Plans to Sink Former Destroyer USS Arthur W. Radford off Maryland Coast Move Ahead
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April 14, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Plans to Sink Former Destroyer USS Arthur W. Radford off Maryland Coast Move Ahead

Plans to sink the former destroyer USS Arthur W. Radford off the Maryland coast this spring to serve as a fish reef will apparently not be a… By Frank D. Roylance (baltimoresun) [mappress] Source: baltimoresun , April 14, 2011;

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Plans to sink the former destroyer USS Arthur W. Radford off the Maryland coast this spring to serve as a fish reef will apparently not be a…

By Frank D. Roylance ( baltimoresun ) [mappress] Source: baltimoresun , April 14, 2011;

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