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isturbed by the publication of William James's	Naval History in 1823.
assigned to duty in the Pacific in support of	naval operations in Southeast Asia.
ys High School and joined the Royal Australian	Naval College in 1961.
Three weeks later, he died at the U.S.	Naval Hospital in Bethesda, Maryland.
He spent his early years studying	Naval warfare in England.
The intention was to destroy the Russian	naval forces in the area, including the pre-dreadnou
From 1867 to 1869 he was assigned to the	naval school in Kiel.
government, she was finally stricken from the	naval roster in June 1869.
He graduated from the United States	Naval Academy in 1977, with a B.S. degree in Ocean E
contradictory on his role as commander of the	naval elements in Okinawa.
d from the 41st class of the Imperial Japanese	Naval Academy in 1913.
eld several staff positions, ending his second	naval career in 1972 as staff officer in the Marined
e Shipyards" were officially renamed the "Kure	Naval Arsenal" in 1903.
He says the government plans to increase	naval patrols in the area.
n display in an outdoor exhibit at the Turkish	Naval Museum in Istanbul.
Commandant of Midshipmen at the United States	Naval Academy in 1863.
7 season, this ranks him 12th at United States	Naval Academy in total wins and 31st at United State
on Dollar Congressman" for his ability to gain	Naval bases in San Diego.
After a period of training he was posted to 3	Naval Squadron in January 1917.
ver County, Virginia, Jones graduated from the	Naval Academy in 1884.
is commission, with distinction, from the U.S.	Naval Academy in 1978.
Holloway graduated from the U.S.	Naval Academy in 1978.
He was born in Hamburg, Germany and began his	naval career in April 1931 as a Seekadett.
to a series of incidents during the Brazilian	Naval Revolt in January 1894.
During the	naval campaign in the War of 1812, H.M.S. Duke of Gl
He died in 1838 at the U.S.	Naval Hospital in Washington, DC.
Navy which was launched at the Kingston Royal	Naval Dockyard in Kingston, Ontario.
isconsin, and graduated from the United States	Naval Academy in 1924.
e Deutschland, which became U-155, passed into	naval control in February 1917, as U-156 and U-157.
Nelson graduated from the United States	Naval Academy in 1930.
Bedford School before joining Britannia Royal	Naval College in 1926.
He was second in command at the	Naval base in Shetland.
idge has been forward-deployed at the Yokosuka	Naval Base in Yokosuka, Japan as the flagship of the
Main article:	Naval warfare in the Winter War
of map from 1673 showing Slotsholmen with the	naval harbour in the upper right corner
June 28, 1945: 29 B-29s laid	naval mines in three harbors including Kobe
The	Naval station in Dahlgren, Virginia, Dahlgren Hall a
gh the Panama Canal and arrived at Mare Island	Naval Shipyard in Vallejo, California, for an extend
The ship was decommissioned at Portsmouth	Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine, on 24 October and
charge, for several years, in the consolidated	naval brig in North Carolina.
titute of Technology with a master's degree in	naval architecture in 1921.
Assigned to the 1st	Naval District in northern New England, Eleanor carr
She served as Chief Nurse at	naval hospitals in Beaufort, South Carolina; Guam; J
g steamer to be used for advanced training for	naval aviators in carrier take-offs and landings.
Death of a Navy: Japanese	Naval Action in World War II.
n and her crew of 300 was deployed to Yokosuka	Naval Base in Yokosuka, Japan, home of the Navy's 7t
assachusetts, Ashworth graduated from the U.S.	Naval Academy in 1933.
He graduated from the United States	Naval Academy in 1863, and retired as a rear-admiral
	Naval Forces in Pamlico Sound - Commander Stephen C.
leet in 1917 and 1918 was to secure the German	naval bases in the North Sea for U-boat operations.
As a result of the battle all Ottoman	naval forces in the region were annihilated, thus en
She spent much of her	naval career in Florida waters.
History of United States	Naval Operations in World War II, Volume 3: The risi
the Virginia Capes until entering Philadelphia	Naval Shipyard in mid-April 1965 for overhaul.
The first Baltimore in	naval service in the United States was a 12-gun brig
He graduated from the United States	Naval Academy in 1916, and would later attend the Ma
liusson Thijsen, was of Dutch origin and was a	naval officer in the Swedish navy.
Named Port Clarence, it was used as a	naval station in the effort to suppress the slave tr
premiership to deter the French from attacking	naval bases in the south of England.
His Victoria Cross is displayed at the Royal	Naval Museum, in Portsmouth, England.
Carlo Fecia di Cossato (1908-1944) was a	naval ace in the Regia Marina (Italian Navy).
The trip to the U.S.	Naval Academy in Annapolis, lasting six days, marked
ng until he was a student at the United States	Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland.
he following month, she entered the Charleston	Naval Shipyard in South Carolina for overhaul.
Statue of Barbarossa with the Istanbul	Naval Museum in the background.
Coats graduated from the	Naval Academy in 1968 and was designated a naval avi
She was launched at the Kingston Royal	Naval Dockyard in Kingston, Ontario, in July 1809.
red Refueling Overhaul (ERO) at the Portsmouth	Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine.
f the globe soon after commissioning from Kure	Naval Arsenal in 1908.
d as Inspizient der Marinewaffen (Inspector of	naval armaments) in the Marineamt.
se of the Royal Norwegian Navy and the largest	naval base in the Nordic area.
Atkins graduated from the United States	Naval Academy in 1932, and was commissioned as a car
t built for the Royal Norwegian Navy at Horten	Naval Yard in 1878.
s, Maryland, Flusser entered the United States	Naval Academy in 1847 and graduated with the Class o
chelor of Science in Mathematics from the U.S.	Naval Academy in 1993 and a Master's degree in Ocean
n golfer and bowls player, he died in Plymouth	Naval Hospital in May 1968.
Officer Distribution Division of the Bureau of	Naval Personnel in June 1970, and served as Deputy A
anish Armada in 1588, England became the major	naval power in the world and, as a result, her merch
urteen children born to Samuel Prout Senior, a	naval outfitter in the dockyard city, and Mary Cater
The sub was stationed at North Island	Naval Station in San Diego and was never required to
Bemis graduated from the United States	Naval Academy in 1906.
He was given a	naval funeral in Fremantle, Western Australia on 20
n, she operated as a minesweeper and swept for	naval mines in the The Narrows and off southern Long
When the	Naval Station in Trinidad was closed in 1967, COMSOL
dreas D. Miaoulis, he enrolled in the Hellenic	Naval Academy in 1884, the year of its re-establishm
2 March 1951 she served as a barracks ship for	naval trainees in Vlissingen.
nister in 1932, and Commander in Chief of Kure	Naval District in 1936.
rld War I necessitated an increase of American	naval strength in the Atlantic.
The U.S.	Naval Station in Key West, Florida, United States is
Yeoman (F) was a rank in the U.S.	Naval Reserve in World War I.
takov initiated the establishment of the first	naval school in 1868 that opened later during govern
Freyer was admitted to the United States	Naval Academy in May 1898 from Georgia.
ruary 1943, vol. 5 of History of United States	Naval Operations in World War II.
Charles joined the Royal	Naval Academy in July 1791, and by September 1794 he
e Japanese museum for the Japanese underground	Naval Headquarters in Okinawa, "4000 soldiers commit
ser Squadron before becoming Vice Chief of the	Naval Staff in 1947.
For the next nine years she trained	Naval Reservists in the Houston, Tex., area.
The Action of 31 May 1809 was a	naval skirmish in the Bay of Bengal during the Napol
The ship was returned to US	Naval custody in March 1970 and struck from the Nava
ts were mostly named after famous military and	naval engagements in which the Royal Marines had tak
ontract to build her was awarded to Portsmouth	Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine on 13 March 1959 an
Andrew Lambert, Laughton Professor of	Naval History in the War Studies Department at King'
ed by the Continental Congress to constitute a	naval board in 1777.
Pennsylvania, graduated from the United States	Naval Academy in 1935.
	Naval exercises in August were followed by highly pu
John Inglis, who was to become director of	Naval Intelligence in July 1954.
He graduated from the United States	Naval Academy in 1954, and became a military officer
n this city he oversaw the construction of the	Naval Hospital in Philadelphia; he served as the pre
He was appointed a	naval cadet in 1885 and graduated from the United St
	Naval authorities in the United States warned ships
ith her first daughter, she transferred to the	Naval Reserves in November 1977.
0,000 Australians-ground troops, air-force and	naval personnel-served in Vietnam between 1962 and 1
a flag officer, Reimann commanded Pearl Harbor	Naval Base in 1987, was Naval Sea Systems Command's
He joined HMS Britannia as a	naval cadet in 1895.
ary life and he was enrolled at the Karlskrona	naval academy in 1773.
Assigned to the 2nd	Naval District in southern New England, Celeritas ca
Both ships were active during the	Naval war in the Black Sea in World War II.
iral in 1996, he became the 29th Vice Chief of	Naval Operations in September, 1996.
There are traces of Roman habitation and	naval activity in the area.
He spent his entire	naval career in the Navy helping to develop the fiel
livered in true gunboat diplomacy fashion by a	naval fleet in December 1897.
Herbert Schneider began his	naval career in April 1934.
From 1864 to 1865, he was a Confederate	Naval Agent in Europe.
He entered the United States	Naval Academy in 1853 and graduated as a Passed Mids
ier under Rear Admiral Alan G. Kirk before all	naval forces in Europe were combined.
The	Naval involvement in AFV design had originally come
ancis W. Rockwell-who later commanded the 16th	Naval District in the Philippines at the outbreak of
eny in 1847, he graduated at the United States	Naval Academy in 1848.
Following war service, he worked at Royal	Naval Hospitals in Chatham (1945-1948), Malta (1949-
He graduated from the United States	Naval Academy in 1987 and served in the Navy until 1
ons included St Pancras Station, the Old Royal	Naval College in Greenwich, and Hammersmith.
At	naval review in New York Harbor with President Taft
illiam Henry White, the Royal Navy Director of	Naval Construction in 1888.
Rose received a commission as an Ensign in the	Naval Reserve in 1917.
e of a group ships assigned to monitor Italian	naval activity in the Red Sea.
f five brothers, he graduated an United States	Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland in 1923.
Sharp entered the	Naval Reserve in 1957, and served on active duty fro
om the school of mine warfare in 1881, and for	naval artillery in 1884.
Hewitt entered the Long Beach	Naval Shipyard in 19 May 1981 for its first regular
He then served on Triton, before supervising	naval constructions in Toulon from 1841.
tions in wake of the sinking of a South Korean	naval vessel in March.
He joined HMS Britannia as a	Naval Cadet in 1882.
he spent two years in London as the assistant	naval attache in the Japanese embassy.
Norwegian Dawn docked at the Royal	Naval Dockyard in Bermuda
-1996) in a 17th century building at the Royal	Naval College in Greenwich near London
Ballarat was laid down by HMA	Naval Dockyard in Williamstown, Victoria, on 19 Apri
Palisa on November 1, 1875, from the Austrian	Naval Observatory in Pula.
Le Napoleon at the 1852	naval review in Toulon.
1918 when she was reassigned to United States	naval forces in France.
1812, he was senior officer in charge of U.S.	Naval affairs in Charleston, South Carolina.
Locations of Pakistan	Naval operations in the East Pakistan.
, he proceeded for training at Britannia Royal	Naval College in Dartmouth, United Kingdom.
rial court in Kyoto, the battle was the second	naval battle in Japanese history between modern nava
part of Japan's compliance with the Washington	Naval Agreement in 1924.
She also participated in	naval exercises in the Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea
River expedition against the last Confederate	Naval base in western waters at Yazoo City.
The Soviets converted her into a	naval trawler in 1948 and renamed her Purga.
Long Beach	Naval Shipyard in 1993
The Soviets converted T-274 into a	naval trawler in 1948 and renamed her Purga.
ttempted to convince the Venetians to give him	naval support in the case of war with the Tsar.
the frigate Saranac, Benham attended the U.S.	Naval Academy in 1852 and early 1853.
Navy civilian employee during the 1840s and a	Naval Constructor in 1859.
was probably the root of his appreciation for	naval forces in his later career.
Harrison graduated from the U.S.	Naval Academy in 1939 and served in the Navy until 1
ts, Selfridge graduated from the United States	Naval Academy in 1854.
ed at Yokohama on 31 March 1854 was a distinct	naval feat in the diplomatic field.
nson, Massachusetts, Barker graduated from the	Naval Academy in 1862.
n Aerospace Engineering from the United States	Naval Academy in 1980.
ssioned upon graduation from the United States	Naval Academy in 1935.
g from Annapolis in 1983, and was designated a	Naval Aviator in July 1988.
He studied at the Imperial Japanese	Naval Academy in Etajima, graduating in 1889.
In 1979 Pollack began a refit in Mare Island	Naval Shipyard in Vallejo, California.
The Limitation of	Naval Armament included many separate treaties.
German	naval units, including old battleships Schleswig-Hol
oor there are, among other things, exhibits on	naval history including several detailed models of 1
Free French	naval forces, including the colonial sloop Savorgnan
e used to provide detailed weather reports for	naval units, including Germany's U-boat fleet.
red from Congress in 1921, he had secured many	Naval bases, including Camp Kearny on the site which
viously head of the U.S. Navy, said as China's	naval capabilities increase, all countries will have
1962:	Naval Kishore, Independent
1980: Vijaykumar	Naval Patil, Indian National Congress
1991: Vijaykumar	Naval Patil, Indian National Congress
1984: Vijaykumar	Naval Patil, Indian National Congress
1977: Vijaykumar	Naval Patil, Indian National Congress
arvested resin from the longleaf pines for the	naval stores industry.
Soon after the	naval and infantry troops entered the city, the spor
A	Naval Court inquiry was held in Astoria on November
Agile reported for duty with the 13th	Naval District Inshore Patrol on 23 December.
egan almost four years of service with the 1st	Naval District Inshore Patrol.
placement was modified in WWII to mount a 4.7"	naval gun inside a concrete shelter, but was later r
The U.S. Navy's 3rd	Naval District inspected her in 1917 for possible na
On 22 July 1918, the U.S. Navy's 13th	Naval District inspected her for possible naval serv
served as the Chief for the administration for	naval educational institutions, Deputy Chief Inspect
An account of British	Naval Operational Intelligence Centre OIC.
clude VA-174 Landing Signal Officer (1979-82),	Naval Maritime Intelligence Center, SPEAR (1991-92),
The Indian	Naval Intelligence intercepted these transmittions,
his was part of a move to incorporate study of	naval history into naval education, a need for which
created by turning the former HMS Daedalus III	Naval Camp into Stockheath Primary School.
The	Naval investigation into Pitzer's death reported no

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