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Article: COLE REPORT: NO BLAME, MANY FAILURES NAVY SAYS DESTROYER HAD NO CHANCE TO DEFEND ITSELF COHEN SAYS HE, OTHERS MUST BEAR BLAME FOR PREPAREDNESS GAPS.(FRONT)
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- The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, VA)
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- January 20, 2001
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Byline: JACK DORSEY AND DALE EISMAN, THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
WASHINGTON -- U.S. military commanders from the secretary of defense on down share responsibility for gaps in preparedness that helped terrorist bombers blow a gaping hole in the destroyer Cole, killing 17 sailors, the Pentagon's top leaders acknowledged Friday.
The broad and unusual self-indictment was delivered by Defense Secretary William S. Cohen as he released the Navy's 1,600-page investigative report on the Oct. 12 bombing. It was accompanied by promises that the service and the rest of the military already have stepped up efforts to thwart future attacks. ``We need to do a better job,'' ...
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