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Somali Pirates Pick Fight with the United States Navy?

By Brian Brawdy | Published: April 10, 2010

I’m sorry. I just don’t get it. Imagine yourself, if you can, a Somali pirate out on the open waters marauding, looking for your next victim to pillage. All of a sudden, you see a ship off in the distance and decide, “looks like a good day for a raid.” As you get closer, you [...]

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