... and are the Navy and Marine Corps war ships plated with special Rare Earth metals? ... asking for a friend.
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Say what all types of ships do the Marine Corps use...?
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It's just the latest but slightly dated new ultra rare earth metals plated Marine Corps practicing and Navy Ships hulls practicing shhhhhh they been doing it for reals love The Orb's music I do too...
The Marine Corps utilizes various types of ships for transportation, logistics, and support operations. These include amphibious assault ships, such as the Wasp-class and America-class, which serve as platforms for launching and supporting amphibious assaults. Additionally, they rely on amphibious transport docks (like the San Antonio-class) and landing ship docks (such as the Harpers Ferry-class and Whidbey Island-class) for troop and equipment transport, as well as for providing support during amphibious operations. Furthermore, the Marine Corps may also utilize auxiliary ships like fleet replenishment oilers for refueling and resupplying at sea...
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