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     Ed wrote --   
      
   > I am wondering why Navy Ships used the word "Brig" for a space   
   > that has Jail Cells, and thought to ask here about it.   
      
     Best I can l learn the ships were used as jails and the name sort of   
   stuck.  Like College for a prison.   
        
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     We had a brig on my ship but I literally have no idea where it was.    
   Somewhere below decks.     
     Joe   
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