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Main article: Mediterranean	naval engagements during World War I
ame an important Allied base for Mediterranean	naval operations.
and was buried in Captain Ted Conaway Memorial	Naval Cemetery in the same city.
cruiser was crewed by members of the Michigan	Naval Militia and commanded by William Emory.
Though it was a minor	naval battle engagement, it determined the naval sup
ining the Navy, Wilson was assigned to Miramar	Naval Air Station.
$10 million to construct and operate a modern	naval air station.
nut) Close-in weapon system (CIWS) is a modern	naval air defence gun-missile system deployed by the
s sent home again, as being useless for modern	naval actions.
nd polluted sites from the former Point Molate	Naval Fuel Depot.
Point Molate	Naval Fuel Depot is a decommissioned U.S. Navy fueli
Admiral Sir Arthur Moore,	Naval Commander-in-Chief at Cape Town, placed the re
oached the Admiralty and offered to train more	Naval aviators.
The United States possessed more	naval power and, more significantly, Alfred Thayer M
embly established a Navy Board to oversee most	naval matters, and established an admiralty court.
Olenya serves as the headquarters for 5 MRAD (	Naval Reconnaissance Air Division) and is host to tw
Its parents were captured at the Mugu	Naval Base marsh in Ventura, California in 2003 (for
A C-130 taxiing at Point Mugu	Naval Air Station on October 15th 100 to support fir
Centre's employee township "Anushakti Nagar",	Naval Employee's Township, Mandala and Trombay are s
The Nagasaki	Naval Training Center, in Nagasaki, next to Dejima.
The depot is currently named	Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane Division.
In 1759, he was named	naval storekeeper for the royal shipyard.
Born in Fuzhou, he graduated from Nanjing's	naval college in 1902.
ve this the Eritrean forces used their nascent	naval forces (mostly small gunboats) to attack from
e Zulu War of 1879, was commander of the Natal	Naval Volunteers and received the volunteer long ser
atology and Hedical Oncology (HMO) at National	Naval Medical Center (NNMC).
ematology and Medical Oncology at the National	Naval Medical Center.
tious Disease Program Director at the National	Naval Medical Center and Walter Reed Army Medical Ce
Infectious Disease Fellowship at the National	Naval Medical Center between 1991 and 1993.
l Institutes of Health campus and the National	Naval Medical Center, also known as Bethesda Naval H
th Forsyth's MCJROTC has been awarded National	Naval Honor School 5 years in a row.
BGen Liversedge died at the National	Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland, on Novembe
It is the location of the Sri Lanka Navy	naval base, SLNS Uttara.
HMAS Assault was a Royal Australian Navy	Naval Training Centre at Nelson Bay in the Port Step
missile developed by the United States Navy's	Naval Ordnance Test Station.
44, the shore of Lake Toplitz served as a Nazi	naval testing station.
Navy NCIS:	Naval Criminal Investigative Service episode "Yankee
Its members also provided local security near	naval bases.
It passes near	Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth as i
conducts mine countermeasures operations near	Naval Air Station Alameda, 1990.
it was in operation, it was part of the nearby	Naval Air Station Quonset Point.
The closure of the nearby	Naval stations in the 1990s also contributed to the
This message reached nearby	naval shipping, and within an hour the destroyers Na
It maintains close ties with the nearby	Naval Postgraduate School.
onstraints and was merged with the neighboring	Naval Air Station Agana.
Tom Nevers	Naval Facility was a U.S. Navy submarine listening p
Tom Nevers	Naval Facility was founded in 1955 as a submarine li
es and was soon involved in the testing of new	naval fighters the jet-powered Attacker and Scimitar
ion, 48 new warships and creation of eight new	Naval Air Groups were funded.
In 1939, the IJN started new	naval armaments expansion plan.
, Russia and the United States adopted the new	naval guns.
Argralia(?) (Actually: Argentia, Newfoundland	Naval Station Argentia)
arter (1791 - May 25, 1872) was a Newfoundland	naval officer and political figure.
To Employ and Uplift Them: The Newfoundland	Naval Reserve, 1899-1926.
ed was born on November 5, 1959 at the Newport	Naval Hospital, the daughter of Arthur and Marie Pai
Newport:	Naval War College Press, 1993.
He graduated from the Nikolayev	Naval Academy, technical branch, in 1886 with the ra
He attended the Nikolayev	Naval Academy graduating in 1889.
Nimitz,	Naval Institute Press, 1976; 2008.
chief of staff to the Commandant of the Ninth	Naval district.
the Polish Navy lacked ships and there were no	naval operations during the Polish-Bolshevik War, in
sioned Alameda, and she appears to have had no	naval service.
5 August 1944: No.3	Naval Fighter Wing (808/885 Naval Squadrons) arrived
Eisenhower entered Norfolk	Naval Shipyard (Portsmouth, VA) in September 1988, s
ight, while Jean Sands was outside the Norfolk	Naval Shipyard, he and another sailor, Landsman Will
Norfolk	Naval Shipyard is located less than one mile (1.6 km
She is scheduled to depart the Norfolk	Naval Shipyard at the end of August 2010.
She was berthed at the Norfolk	Naval Shipyard in Portsmouth, Virginia, from 1999 ti
Panama Canal, the ship reported to the Norfolk	Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, Virginia, on 30 October.
It is now included within the Norfolk	Naval Shipyard.
ar periods of repair and upkeep at the Norfolk	Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, Virginia.
trailer" was eventually removed at the Norfolk	Naval Shipyard in the autumn of 1950.
The ship was modernized at the Norfolk	Naval Shipyard and rejoined the fleet on 20 January
On 11 July 1947, Wyoming entered the Norfolk	Naval Shipyard and was decommissioned on 1 August.
On 25 April 1977, she entered the Norfolk	Naval Shipyard for a five-month, post shakedown avai
, proceeding a few miles down river to Norfolk	Naval Station.
Mackie later served at the Norfolk	Naval Shipyard and aboard the USS Seminole (1859).
lso provides access to portions of the Norfolk	Naval Station, whose reservation's southern boundary
Chevalier died at the Norfolk	Naval Hospital 14 November 1922 as a result of injur
4, 1959, seven civilian workers at the Norfolk	Naval Air Station each invested $5.00 and incorporat
s career at the Gosport Yard (known as Norfolk	Naval Shipyard after 1862).
1 February 1967, Scorpion entered the Norfolk	Naval Shipyard for another extended overhaul.
dy finished a major overhaul period in Norfolk	Naval Shipyard on 28 February.
dy was the target of two more fires at Norfolk	Naval Shipyard, Virginia.
During his tenure as ComNorth the Northern	Naval Command was presented with the President's col
n (22 June 1791 - 4 July 1853) was a Norwegian	naval officer.
Norwegian	naval ships 1939-1945.
he town was the site of an important Norwegian	naval base, Fredriksvern, from 1677 to 2002.
mber 1790 - 21 September 1853) was a Norwegian	naval officer and politician.
Haakonsvern contains the Royal Norwegian	Naval Training Establishment (KNM Tordenskjold) as w
vember 1825 - 19 October 1889) was a Norwegian	naval officer and politician.
name KNM Tordenskjold is used on the Norwegian	Naval Training Establishment (NORNAVTRAINEST) at Haa
He was the father of Sir John Ernle, a notable	naval officer of the Third Anglo-Dutch War.
Noted	naval historian and theorist Alfred Thayer Mahan for
Undaunted participated in numerous	naval operations during the First World War.
reserve tours included assignments to numerous	Naval Hospitals and Fleet Hospital commands.
Oakland	Naval Supply Depot
akland Army Base, and sailors from the Oakland	Naval Supply Depot and Alameda Naval Air Station, to
irector of industrial relations at the Oakland	Naval Supply Center.
ed Chief Intelligence Officer of the Office of	Naval Intelligence, succeeding Cmdr.
Kenneth Tobey as Chief of	Naval Operations George W. Anderson Jr.
his was part of a move to incorporate study of	naval history into naval education, a need for which
her, he had a natural right to the position of	naval hero.
is only one of three men to hold the office of	Naval Governor after having already retired from the
He became the head of	Naval Section within 4th Operative Zone of Supreme H
from 2006 to 2009 he served as the Director of	Naval Operation (DNO), Director General Operations (
Stayton authored of	Naval Militiaman's Handbook (1895).
came a central figure in the administration of	naval procurement.
The Chief of	Naval Operations is called "Admiral Ames" (Moroni Ol
Today, the facility is part of	Naval Air Station Brunswick, and its facilities are
ion of BUD/S, he joined the elite community of	Naval Special Warfare and qualified as a Navy SEAL.
II pilot who served as Associate Professor of	Naval Science at University of Louisville and as Pro
y assignment was to the Office of the Chief of	Naval Operations in the International Strategy Divis
between the World Wars, including Director of	Naval Intelligence (Office of Naval Intelligence), a
Mechanical Engineers, the American Society of	Naval Engineers, the Marine Technology Society, the
Reporting to the Chief of	Naval Operations for "temporary duty in connection w
nally Type 2 Ka-Mi's were armed with a pair of	naval torpedoes; one on either side of the hull.
easurement is also used in the U.S. tonnage of	naval ships.
tudies in London and was appointed Director of	Naval Air Warfare in the Ministry of Defence.
He would also become Director of	Naval Communications.
on display in front of the National Museum of	Naval Aviation
In 1978, Wegman joined the Office of	Naval Research, in which he headed the Mathematical
the title was changed in 1875 to "Director of	Naval Construction" (DNC).
ppointment was as Second Sea Lord and Chief of	Naval Personnel in 1977.
Having worked with the Office of	Naval Intelligence, in 1944, he had been transferred
tober 8 the legislature established a Board of	Naval Commissioners to oversee the state's naval aff
King-Hall was appointed Assistant Director of	Naval Intelligence in 1905 and was given command of
ve any idea of the capability and potential of	naval aviation."
Office of	Naval Intelligence file on Mutsuki
the Director of Intelligence for the Chief of	Naval Operations and the 62nd Director of Naval Inte
ation of three years Hood was made Director of	Naval Ordnance.
eptember, furnished services for the Office of	Naval Research.
is located 3 miles (4.8 km) north-northwest of	Naval Air Station Keflavik, Iceland.
It is located 153.2 miles (246.6 km) north of	Naval Air Station Keflavik, Iceland.
ault on Santa Cruz called for a combination of	naval bombardments and an amphibious landing.
and Fighting Instructions, a major overhaul of	naval tactics, containing the first formal descripti
Photo of	Naval Auxiliary Air Facility Otis, circa 1943
and Closure (BRAC), with the slated closure of	Naval Air Station Alameda, California, on 30 June 19
tish intelligence officer and cryptographer of	naval codes in both World Wars.
as "vouched for' by the Australian Director of	Naval Intelligence.
In 1955 he headed a mission of	Naval officers to Britain, overseeing the upgrade of
DUS - Space Dust Experiment (1990-33/Office of	Naval Research) sponsored by the University of Chica
On 26 March 2009, the Chief of	Naval Staff of the Indian Navy Admiral Sureesh Mehta
Closure Commission directed the realignment of	Naval Air Station Memphis.
Association of	Naval Aviation
gust he returned to the Office of the Chief of	Naval Operations as administrative assistant to the
In 1995, HM-15 was awarded the Chief of	Naval Operations Safety Award and a Meritorious Unit
It is located at the edge of	Naval Base San Diego, an important US Naval station.
Chief of	Naval Operations, 1975 (for over 3 months)
He was deputy director of	Naval Intelligence, 1948 to 1951.
1933 (May-June) - Commodore-in-Charge of	Naval Establishments at Hong Kong [HMS Tamar
In 1894, he was appointed as the Director of	Naval Ordnance, holding the office until he retired
Kaigun Sentokitai-Shi (means, Our History of	Naval Fighter Units).
Training of	Naval Reservists kept Hyman busy into 1967.
He wrote the three-volume Recollections of	Naval Life (1834).
See the article in the August 2008 issue of	Naval History published by the U. S. Naval Institute
fiscal staff assistant to the Deputy Chief of	Naval Operations; he soon became Director of the Mat
The nation and the navy; a history of	naval life and policy.
e Count de Lally's army, burdened by a lack of	naval support and funds, attempted to regain the for
smissed from service in 1926 (with 52 years of	naval service), to become a floating ammunition dump
he served as Vice Controller (Air), Chief of	Naval Air Equipment and Chief Naval Representative t
ists who believe he is a spy for the Office of	Naval Intelligence.
ring there was one of the greatest displays of	Naval might in the world.
ies as a submariner he was an early pioneer of	naval flight (Source: Family records).
: Amphibious Commandos disarm Royal Marines of	Naval Party 8901.
Generations of	naval officers had their first taste of the navy abo
Admiral Jeremy M. Boorda, 25th Chief of	Naval Operations, Washington, D.C.
Library of	Naval Biography.
26 he served within the Office of the Chief of	Naval Operations.
.C., before going to Europe to take command of	Naval Forces, Germany, in August 1948.
s located 2.9 miles (4.7 km) west-northwest of	Naval Air Station Keflavik, Iceland.
cal Aviation as selected by the Association of	Naval Aviation.
The Office of	Naval Reactors had determined that the one-off super
threat to South Korea called for a buildup of	naval forces to speed the flow of men and supplies i
od, he was appointed Director of the Office of	Naval Intelligence (April 1917 - January 1919).
843 he published an essay on the Principles of	Naval Tactics which he updated three years later.
n, D.C. for duty in the Office of the Chief of	Naval Operations with the Director of Naval Communic
The Chief of	Naval Staff issued a directive that "the remoting of
i are now carried out by a small contingent of	Naval maintenance staff.
Godfrey Paine, Fifth Sea Lord and Director of	Naval Aviation (1917)
et Operations Division, Office of the Chief of	Naval Operations, Navy Department.
er the War he was appointed Assistant Chief of	Naval Staff (Weapons) and then Deputy Chief of the N
ted by a Spanish war ship under the command of	Naval Commander Jose Roocher.
He served as Chief of	Naval Staff from 1947-1950.
was promoted to Major General of the Corps of	Naval Constructors in 1912.
Adrian Tonks - flying ace of	Naval 4, winner of two Distinguished Flying Crosses
own in 1960; the site is now on the grounds of	Naval Base Point Loma.
Cove, Long Island is now the Webb Institute of	Naval Architecture.
He was appointed First Sea Lord and Chief of	Naval Staff in 1977.
scientific liaison officer with the Office of	Naval Research in London.
d the Navy Cross for services in the Office of	Naval Districts.
ral Arthur assumed duties as the Vice Chief of	Naval Operations on 6 July 1992.
hibious Warfare Branch, Office of the Chief of	Naval Operations, Navy Department in 1953 and 1954,
to Reserve Officer Promotions in the Bureau of	Naval Personnel, Navy Department, and for a year, Ju
He went on to be Director of	Naval Ordnance and Torpedoes in 1912.
he initiative in composing a new collection of	naval tactics that would be adopted in year V of the
y, who in 1864 would found the Royal School of	Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering in South K
Trespasser served in a number of	naval theatres, home waters, the Mediterranean and t
Admiral Sushil Kumar - 18th Chief of	Naval Staff of India.

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