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EXTRAORDINARY: Mine expert Tom Sauer explains EXACTLY what the mine situation might look like in the Strait of Hormuz — and what the Navy is up against. "We've got some of the most sophisticated unmanned, underwater vehicle technology..." "There's even BETTER technology that's on the way!" Get it done!

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