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From: arnaud@samsung.com (Alain Arnaud)
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Subject: Re: US Naval Forces in Gulf, Air Nat'l Gaurd units.
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Date: 23 Aug 90 01:51:10 GMT
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From: arnaud@samsung.com (Alain Arnaud)

In article <1990Aug21.025551.2684@cbnews.att.com> terryr@ogicse.ogi.edu (Terry Rooker) writes:

> >    6. Another that point that the Pentagon seems to be keeping
> >very low key is that every carrier also has a submarine escort of
> >at least one or two sub.  The exact mix of attack subs to ballistic

	In The August 13 issue of AvWeek, there's a picture on page 25 of the
	USS Einsenhower carrier battle group, and if you look closely you
	can see a periscope just behind the carrier. 
	There are 13 surface ships, the carrier and one sub. Obviously,
	the carrier is in the center.