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Image of Christening
[edit]![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d8/Sergeant_Lena_Mae_Basilone_christens_USS_Basilone_%28DD-824%29_at_the_Consolidated_Steel_Corporation_Orange%2C_Texas_%28USA%29%2C_on_21_December_1945_%28NH_103377%29.jpg/220px-Sergeant_Lena_Mae_Basilone_christens_USS_Basilone_%28DD-824%29_at_the_Consolidated_Steel_Corporation_Orange%2C_Texas_%28USA%29%2C_on_21_December_1945_%28NH_103377%29.jpg)
Should this image be included in the article?
- 4.240.159.188 (talk) 08:31, 8 January 2009 (UTC)
1973 Boiler Explosion
[edit]In the article it says:
- "On the afternoon of 5 February 1973, while she conducted underway training off the Virginia Capes, a boiler explosion killed seven of Basilone's crew."
The New York Times says:
- "13 Sailors Die in Boiler Blast at Sea."
REF: Robert Hanley. - February 6, 1973. - Page 73
Which is right?
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