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US Marines just ate all the eggs in one of southeastern Europe's most strategically important port c
https://www.businessinsider.com/marines-sailors-ate-all-the-food-in-greek-port-alexandroupoli-2022-8US Marines just ate all the eggs in one of southeastern Europe's most strategically important port cities
Constantine Atlamazoglou
Aug 3, 2022, 6:23 PM
The 1,500 officers and enlisted Marines aboard the ship spent three days in the northeastern Greek city, and during their stay they reportedly ate all of Alexandroupoli's eggs.
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Constantine Atlamazoglou
Aug 3, 2022, 6:23 PM
US sailors and Marines aboard USS Arlington visited the Greek port of Alexandroupoli in late May.
They appeared to enjoy their stay local media reported that they overwhelmed many restaurants.
The visit reflects the US military's increasing interest in Greece amid growing tension in the region.
The 1,500 officers and enlisted Marines aboard the ship spent three days in the northeastern Greek city, and during their stay they reportedly ate all of Alexandroupoli's eggs.
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US Marines just ate all the eggs in one of southeastern Europe's most strategically important port c (Original Post)
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Aug 2022
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Irish_Dem
(59,772 posts)1. An army travels on its stomach. :(
And onboard, ship morale is directly tied to the mess/galley.
3catwoman3
(25,695 posts)2. What an odd...
...headline.
Effete Snob
(8,387 posts)3. Presumably they will make more
Were the eggs being saved for something?
Does this town typically hoard eggs for long periods of time?
I mean, maybe Im slow, but if all of the supply of a perishable product is consumed, thats, uh, kind of the point, right?
Are the hens all worn out now?