Hello monks

I have the following snippet of code: 

sub PRINT {
    printf("\n\t\t%-10s %-10s %-10s\n",'UAS','LCV','DM');
    while(@UAS || @LCV || @DM) {
    printf("\t\t%-10s %-10s %-10s\n",
        shift(@UAS) || '',
        shift(@LCV) || '',
        shift(@DM) || '',
    );
    }
}

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It produces: 
 UAS        LCV        DM
  8  0       8  0       8  0
  9  0       9  0       9  0
  10  0      10  0      10  0
  11  0      11  0      11  0
  12  86400  12  0      12  0
  13  0      13  0      13  0
  14  0      14  0      14  0
  15  0      15  0      15  0

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How can I easily align the value column for each of the UAS, LCV, and DM?
i.e. 
UAS        LCV        DM
  8   0       8  0       8  0
  9   0       9  0       9  0
  10  0      10  0      10  0
  11  0      11  0      11  0
  12  86400  12  0      12  0
  13  0      13  0      13  0
  14  0      14  0      14  0
  15  0      15  0      15  0

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The left and right values are concatenated together in a previous step.
Thanks

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