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From: "Larry Henney" <LHenney@dellepro.com>
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Subject: RE: [LML] Maps?  Charts? Boats? Ships?
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Thanks Dan,

The boat guys back on the Carrier were equally disgruntled about our
using the term "boat".  They thought their little flat topped bobber was
a ship.  Aint English Grand.

Larry

>I've never 
> had a MAP on a 
> boat.  They are CHARTS.