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Power outage disables a U.S. Navy destroyer for four days

A power outage left a U.S. Navy destroyer unable to operate for four days. The headlines do not provide further details about the cause or location.

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The prolonged loss of power affected a military vessel and may indicate a significant operational disruption, though the wider consequences are unclear.

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