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The Navy has displayed “patterns of obscuration, alarming fuel-facility negligence and lack of urgency” (“Red Hill trial must set firm precedent,” Star-Advertiser, Our View, May 9). This behavior is inexcusable. However, denying, lying and delaying are skills needed and practiced by organizations trained to kill.
Mark Yamabe
Kaneohe
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