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      Navy to beef up presence in Asian waters

      Posted by Billbar from Reuters

      "It is clear to us the prosperity of (the) economy in the region depends on security," the commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, said during a visit to Malaysia. The 500-mile Malacca Strait is a narrow, strategic channel linking Asia with the Middle East and Europe and carries some 50,000 vessels a year.

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      Mass whale deaths tied to U.S. Navy sonar

      Posted by Billbar from yomiuri.co.jp

      The U.S. Navy's deployment of active sonar to detect submarine activity is believed to have been responsible for at least six incidents of mass death and unusual behavior among pods of whales in the last 10 years, according to a recent U.S. Congressional Research Service report.

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    rwtaylor comments on:

    Local Opponents have say on Navy's dolphin patrol plan

    How about using sharks?

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    8:36 pm 5/31/07
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    Jeff comments on:

    Local Opponents have say on Navy's dolphin patrol plan

    Apparently, we may start killing sea lions soon:

    “The bill would create a temporary fast-track process for Oregon, Washington and the four Columbia River treaty tribes to get permits to kill a limited number of the sea lions when nonlethal harassment has failed.”

    So the message is clear, join the Navy or risk being shot! And stop snacking.

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    7:00 pm 3/29/07
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