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    <summary>USS John Rodgers and Crew, 1945. BAM Cúitlahuac and crew, 2006...</summary>
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      <![CDATA[<p>USS John Rodgers and Crew, 1945.</p>

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<p>BAM Cúitlahuac and crew, 2006</p>

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