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09-27-07, 09:49 AM
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Lucky Jack
 
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So in essence, the Navy does attempt to avoid active whale pods, etc. Well then, if I'm sneaking in and trying to do it undetected, I will follow a whale pod!
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09-27-07, 11:50 AM
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Ocean Warrior
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Wasn't the navy developing trained dolphins or something for spy use? I don't know if that was serious or on a comedy show... I can't remember...
Yea I doubt a branch of the armed forces is gonna give a crap about some stupid whales. Their job is to kill people ladies and gentlemen... 
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09-27-07, 04:02 PM
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Silent Hunter
 
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I believe dolphins were tested for military use, yes, but I disagree about them not giving a crap. I daresay the actual crew of a submarine would take such things into account in peacetime.
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