Naval History Magazine - February 2001 Vol. 15 Number 1

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Bismarck: Not Ready for Action?
Issue: Naval History Magazine - February 2001 Vol. 15 Number 1
By: Timothy P. Mulligan

When the German battleship Bismarck escaped from a Norwegian fjord in May 1941 and began her epic breakout into the North Atlantic, she was the most feared warship in...

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Bismarck: Not Ready for Action?

When the German battleship Bismarck escaped from a Norwegian fjord in May 1941 and began her epic breakout into the...

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Massacre on Wake Island

A contractor for the U.S. Army on Wake Atoll recently happened upon an obscure memorial to 98 American construction workers...

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The Log of Matthew Roving Episode 3: On the Beach

Lying in the shade of a palm tree on a bed of lush green seagrape, Matthew Roving squinted down the beach. In the foreground was a wiry little...

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