Naval History Magazine - June 2001 Vol. 15 Number 3

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'War Is Better Than Tribute'
Issue: Naval History Magazine - June 2001 Vol. 15 Number 3
By: Lincoln P. Paine

A maritime historian presents an insightful reassessment of how and why the United States went to war against Tripoli 200 years ago, inspiring President James Madison to pen...

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    The author of the Naval Institute Press book, Sailing on the Silver Screen, went to Hollywood and files this report...

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'War Is Better Than Tribute'

A maritime historian presents an insightful reassessment of how and why the United States went to war against Tripoli 200...

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Pearl Harbor Comes to the Big Screen

The author of the Naval Institute Press book, Sailing on the Silver Screen, went to Hollywood and files this report...

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Return to Singapore

In early 1942, Britain's salad days of empire in Southeast Asia came to an abrupt end. It was only the beginning, however, of years of suffering...

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Matthew Roving was having fun. For the first time in what felt like centuries, a huge smile split his face, and all he wanted to do was laugh and...

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