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The Navy is moving some warships into position to monitor a possible upcoming North Korean launch of a long-range ballistic missile, U.S. Department of Defense officials said Thursday.
The USS Benfold and the USS Fitzgerald - both guided missile destroyers - are moving into positions, although the Navy declined to give their exact location. They are being sent to monitor for a possible launch and "provide reassurance to allies," according two Defense Department officials.
It's possible two additional ships will be sent in the next few days, the officials added.
Originally posted by crappiekat
I don't know much about this topic. Could you explain why this is so important?
I read somewhere, that the reason they launched to booster there integity within there own country.edit on 12-12-2012 by crappiekat because: (no reason given)