U.S. missle cruiser Cowpens in Persian Gulf

U.S. missle cruiser Cowpens in Persian Gulf

ABOARD THE COWPENS, Persian Gulf - Soldiers working aboard the U.S. missile cruiser Cowpens on March 12, looking at screens showing the northern Persian Gulf. A Kyodo News reporter was allowed on the vessel that accompanies the aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk.

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