In twilight tonight, the Sacagawea will get her first taste of saltwater. By 8 p.m., smoke will rise from beneath the ship’s 41,000 tons, champagne bottles will be smashed against her 12-story-high bow and descendants of Sacagawea will send this future Navy resupply ship stern-first into San Diego Bay.
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about 20 years ago
Navy resupply ship is named for Sacagawea
In twilight tonight, the Sacagawea will get her first taste of saltwater. By 8 p.m., smoke will rise from beneath the ship’s 41,000 tons, champagne bottles will be smashed against her 12-story-high bow and descendants of Sacagawea will send this future Navy resupply ship stern-first into San Diego B
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