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Navy plane in bay has ‘full integrity,’ no sign of fuel leak

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VIDEO BY U.S. NAVY
Rear Adm. Kevin P. Lenox, on-scene commander and commander of Carrier Strike Group 3, provides an update on the salvage efforts of the plane in Kaneohe Bay.
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                                Marine Col. Jeremy Beaven, right, addressed the media Monday during a news conference at Marine Corps Base Hawaii. Navy Rear Adm. Kevin Lenox stands to the left of him.
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Marine Col. Jeremy Beaven, right, addressed the media Monday during a news conference at Marine Corps Base Hawaii. Navy Rear Adm. Kevin Lenox stands to the left of him.

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                                Rear Adm. Kevin Lenox, shown at a news conference Monday held at Marine Corps Base Hawaii, acknowledged that better communication is in order.
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Rear Adm. Kevin Lenox, shown at a news conference Monday held at Marine Corps Base Hawaii, acknowledged that better communication is in order.

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                                The U.S. Navy P8A aircraft is seen Monday in the bay at the Kaneohe Marine Corps air station. While salvage and recovery efforts are underway, there is still no definitive time frame as to when the Navy and Marines will complete the aircraft’s safe removal.
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The U.S. Navy P8A aircraft is seen Monday in the bay at the Kaneohe Marine Corps air station. While salvage and recovery efforts are underway, there is still no definitive time frame as to when the Navy and Marines will complete the aircraft’s safe removal.

JAMM AQUINO / JAQUINO@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                Marine Col. Jeremy Beaven, right, addressed the media Monday during a news conference at Marine Corps Base Hawaii. Navy Rear Adm. Kevin Lenox stands to the left of him.
JAMM AQUINO / JAQUINO@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                Rear Adm. Kevin Lenox, shown at a news conference Monday held at Marine Corps Base Hawaii, acknowledged that better communication is in order.
JAMM AQUINO / JAQUINO@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                The U.S. Navy P8A aircraft is seen Monday in the bay at the Kaneohe Marine Corps air station. While salvage and recovery efforts are underway, there is still no definitive time frame as to when the Navy and Marines will complete the aircraft’s safe removal.