Naval History Magazine - December 2001 Vol. 15 Number 6

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Death of the Arizona
Issue: Naval History Magazine - December 2001 Vol. 15 Number 6
By: Captain Andrew Biache

On the morning of 7 December 1941, did the USS Arizona (BB-39) succumb to a torpedo attack, or did she fall victim to precision horizontal bombing? From the same team who concluded in...

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Death of the Arizona

On the morning of 7 December 1941, did the USS Arizona (BB-39) succumb to a torpedo attack, or did she fall victim to precision...

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A Loverly Bunch of Coconuts

The co-world-record holder for the deepest dive in a submersible reports on a recent expedition to a mysterious shipwreck with an even more...

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The Log of Matthew Roving Episode 8: The Open Boat

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