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U.S. Navy L.Y. Spear Class Submarine Tender USS FRANK CABLE (AS 40) Command MASTER CHIEF Mark Fiorey meets with members of the ship's chief's mess on Dec. 15, 2006, discuss the status of Sailors who suffered severe steam burns during a Dec. 1 boiler explosion aboard the ship. Command MASTER CHIEF Fiorey recently returned from an eight-day visit with the Sailors and their families at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Annio, Texas. Of the six Sailors who were sent there for care, one has been released for out patient treatment and one passed away Dec. 8. The four remaining Sailors are in critical condition. The FRANK CABLE is forward deployed Guam in support of submarines deployed...
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U.S. Navy L.Y. Spear Class Submarine Tender USS FRANK CABLE (AS 40) Command MASTER CHIEF Mark Fiorey meets with members of the ship's chief's mess on Dec. 15, 2006, discuss the status of Sailors who suffered severe steam burns during a Dec. 1 boiler explosion aboard the ship. Command MASTER CHIEF Fiorey recently returned from an eight-day visit with the Sailors and their families at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Annio, Texas. Of the six Sailors who were sent there for care, one has been released for out patient treatment and one passed away Dec. 8. The four remaining Sailors are in critical condition. The FRANK CABLE is forward deployed Guam in support of submarines deployed...

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