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Fort Lauderdale
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How Long Can A Military Submarine Stay At Sea Before Needing To Refuel And Replenish?

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By Brad Hill
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A U.S. submarine surfacing at sea, flag flying. - Michaelbwatkins/Getty Images Nuclear reactors are amazing pieces of technology. They're clean sources of energy, generate tons of power around the world, and keep American aircraft carriers and submarines at sea. U.S. subs' nuclear power plants are among the components that make them such marvelous machines.
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Here's Why The B2 Bomber Cost More Than Any Plane Ever Built

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By Brad Hill
| Yahoo Life Verified
When most people hear about expensive military planes, their immediate thought goes to the F-35 Lightning II. The price tag for the entire F-35 program is what made it so controversial, after all, coming in at $1.7 trillion over the span of 60 years. That's the cost of the program as a whole, however. Each individual F-35 comes in around $110 million, which is (technically and relatively speaking) reasonably priced for something as advanced as the Lightning II.
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What Does JAG Stand For In The Military & Why Are They Important?

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By Brad Hill
| Yahoo Verified
The U.S. military has just about every job you could imagine among its ranks. There are pilots who get the opportunity to fly some of the best fighter jets in the world, submariners who can live aboard and operate the deadliest attack submarines in the U.S. Navy, and soldiers who can to take to the battlefield with the U.S. Army's biggest battle tanks. There are also jobs similar to those found in civilian life, including mechanics and lawyers.
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