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Facts still uncertain in military follow-up strike probe: Military analyst | Morning in America

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Some lawmakers have asserted the two survivors of a U.S. military strike on an alleged drug-smuggling boat in the Caribbean were attempting to right their vessel and resume their mission before they were killed in a second strike. Retired Col. Mark Cancian tells “Morning in America” there’s still “some murkiness” and many unanswered questions surrounding the operation — and that it’s unlikely the admiral overseeing the mission deliberately targeted helpless survivors.

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