U.S. Navy to ban public displays of the Confederate flag
Less than a week ago, the Marine Corps issued a directive ordering the removal of Confederate battle flag displays in the work place and public spaces.
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Less than a week ago, the Marine Corps issued a directive ordering the removal of Confederate battle flag displays in the work place and public spaces.
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General Charles Brown was confirmed unanimously in a vote presided over by Vice President Mike Pence.
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