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NL888 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Navy jet = Marine jet?
Navy jet = Marine jet?
Context:
A U.S. Navy jet crashed off the Southern California coast Wednesday night only hours after a Marine jet in a separate incident crashed into a neighborhood east of San Diego. There were not fatalities or serious injuries in either incident.
Context:
A U.S. Navy jet crashed off the Southern California coast Wednesday night only hours after a Marine jet in a separate incident crashed into a neighborhood east of San Diego. There were not fatalities or serious injuries in either incident.
Top answer
No. A Navy jet would be part of the US Navy, and a Marine jet part of the US Marine Corps.
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- A Navy jet would be part of the US Navy, and a Marine jet part of the US Marine Corps.
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A Navy jet would be part of the US Navy, and a Marine jet part of the US Marine Corps.
A Navy jet would be part of the US Navy, and a Marine jet part of the US Marine Corps.
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