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MADem

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7. Yes, it most certainly is true that our Navy is larger than, say, Bolivia's.

Reply to pangaia (Reply #6)

Sun Aug 17, 2014, 03:56 PM

Aug 2014

But it is also true that our nation has more coastline than Bolivia, and most other countries in the world, as well. We've got the Atlantic to our right, the Pacific to our left, and a lot of power to project in defense of our many allies.

Like I said, you're welcome to your opinion. I simply don't share it.

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The U.S. Navy’s Most Expensive Warships for 2014 [View all] unhappycamper Aug 2014 OP

Ships are like a good suit used to be in the old days... MADem Aug 2014 #1

This is sarcasm, right... pangaia Aug 2014 #2

Not at all. I'm entirely serious. MADem Aug 2014 #3

Too many ships. pangaia Aug 2014 #4

You're welcome to your opinion. MADem Aug 2014 #5

SMALL??? pangaia Aug 2014 #6

Yes, it most certainly is true that our Navy is larger than, say, Bolivia's. MADem Aug 2014 #7

MADem, I think we are on the same side here in general, or not, but.. pangaia Aug 2014 #8

I think you would miss the sea lanes of communication once they disappeared. MADem Aug 2014 #9