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Women are sticking with US submarines at same rate as men

By JENNIFER McDERMOTTMarch 8, 2018 GMT

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — When the U.S. Navy sought the first female sailors to serve on submarines, Suraya Mattocks raised her hand because she thought it would be a cool job, not because she wanted to blaze a trail...

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