Word: naval
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...implied that only he and Air Force Chief of Staff Charles A. Gabriel had favored going ahead with Dense Pack. Opposed to Dense Pack until there is greater technical evidence of its ability to survive a Soviet first strike were Army Chief of Staff Edward C. Meyer, Chief of Naval Operations James D. Watkins and Marine Commandant Robert H. Barrow...
Despite the signal, the Argentines allowed a fatal day to pass before returning to the scene. A high Argentine naval official says that the destroyers were too far away, and the seas too rough, to permit a speedy rescue-explanations the British dismiss. For reasons unknown, the British Defense Ministry decided to keep silent about the secret message. Said a British intelligence source last week: "Those bloody fools threw away an ace card to satisfy their appetite for secrecy. As a result we were denounced as killers...
...unfolded, still further security breaches were revealed as an army lance corporal and a government information officer were charged with violations of the Official Secrets Act, apparently for relatively minor offenses. Then last Friday the string of spy scandals took a new turn with the expulsion of the Soviet naval attache, Captain Anatoli Pavlovich Zotov, for unspecified "inadmissible activities," a diplomatic euphemism for spying. No wonder the chairman of a parliamentary investigation concluded last week that Britain's security screening system is a "shambles...
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