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USS Boxer Returns to Operations After Engine Repair at Diego Garcia
The amphibious assault ship experienced a cooling system failure early in the conflict and required repairs at the Indian Ocean base. After completion the Boxer Amphibious Ready Group resumed operations supporting renewed U.S. activities in the Middle East.
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The USS Boxer diverted to Diego Garcia for repairs after an engine cooling system failure during the opening weeks of the conflict with Iran, @sentdefender reported. The amphibious assault ship was carrying the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit at the time. Repairs were completed and the Boxer Amphibious Ready Group resumed operations.
The group is now supporting renewed U.S. operations in the Middle East. The incident highlights ongoing limits the Navy's amphibious fleet places on the Marine Corps' ability to respond rapidly to global crises.
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