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Hidden hull, deck wastage contributed to tugboat sinking off SC coast

Seawater entered Jacqueline A through hull openings then moved between compartments into the engine space, the NTSB said.
Seawater entered Jacqueline A through hull openings then moved between compartments into the engine
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