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A congressional committee is calling into question the Navy’s plan to adapt an almost 30-year old hull design to be the centerpiece of the service’s...
Some historic preservationists are concerned that the Constellation —here, in the water again after extensive restoration work—is about to fall into the hands of a well-intentioned but ill-equipped educational foundation.
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Mr. Roylance is a science writer for The Baltimore Sun. He has filed special reports for Naval History concerning the disposition of the sloop-of-war Constellation in Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
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