corbett <u+2022> 10/29/2016 <u+2022> 2 comments 




the official story : on october 15th the uss mason picked up two targets believed to be cruise missiles, forcing it to deploy (undisclosed) <u+201c>counter measures.<u+201d> 




notice the words <u+201c>believed to be<u+201d> in that last sentence? the pentagon hopes you didn<u+2019>t, because, as it turns out, they<u+2019>re not so sure now. as usni news reported last week, the pentagon is <u+201c>still unsure<u+201d> if the mason was actually attacked at all on the 15th. <u+201c>we actually have not confirmed that happened and we<u+2019>re going back and looking at all the information to see what might or might not have happened and that<u+2019>s where we are,<u+201d> said pentagon spokesman, navy capt. jeff davis. 




does any of this sound familiar? it should<u+2026> 




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