Tell truth about 'Mission Accomplished'

Ronald Cherrycoke · 02-10-2007, 04:36 PM

The banner signified the completion of the carrier's deployment, which was 290 days, longer than any other nuclear-powered aircraft carrier in history. The banner did not refer to our commitment in Iraq, nor did the White House demand its display. It was a Navy show, giving proper praise for a mission well done by the crew of the Abraham Lincoln.

It was about the aircraft carriers mission........

02-10-2007, 04:36 PM	#8
Ronald Cherrycoke Master Locutor Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 153	The banner signified the completion of the carrier's deployment, which was 290 days, longer than any other nuclear-powered aircraft carrier in history. The banner did not refer to our commitment in Iraq, nor did the White House demand its display. It was a Navy show, giving proper praise for a mission well done by the crew of the Abraham Lincoln. It was about the aircraft carriers mission........

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