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Why you need pilots on ships?

Updated: 9/24/2023
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If you're referring to military ships, they house airplanes and helicopters (kind of like a mobile airport) where pilots need to be alert in case there is an incoming threat that they need to immediately take off for. Also, for non-emergency cases where they are just patrolling areas or borders.

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