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The Most Important British Vessel Sunk Off the Chinese Coast You’ve Probably Never Heard Of
Seagoing troublemakers rejoice!! Flogging Outlawed … 161 years ago today

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23 September 1779: “I have not yet begun to fight!”… a historic day for the US Navy

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An American warship attacks Libyan pirates… circa 1801.

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USS COLE (DDG 67) – A tribute to her crew and the 17 who were lost 10 years ago.
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USS Paul F. Foster (DD 964) – the last survivor of the Spruance Class
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Manned Models – An Unusual Training Device
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Dangerously Misguided Journalism – Should We Stop Calling Them Pirates?
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Historic Mission for Chinese Navy
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Wilhelm Gustloff – Hitler’s Titanic
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