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The Virginia-class USS North Dakota (SSN 784) submarine is seen during bravo sea trials in this U.S. Navy handout picture taken in the Atlantic Ocean August 18, 2013. The Navy commissioned its newest attack submarine North Dakota, during a ceremony Octobe

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Sailors run across the gangplank for the first official time as the Navy Commissions the USS Jimmy Carter (SSN 23), the final Seawolf class fast-attack nuclear submarine, at the US Naval Submarine Base in Groton, Connecticut, February 19, 2005.

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The Virginia-class USS North Dakota (SSN 784) submarine is seen during bravo sea trials in this U.S. Navy handout picture taken in the Atlantic Ocean August 18, 2013. The Navy commissioned its newest attack submarine North Dakota, during a ceremony Octobe

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