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In addition to interdicting Confederate shipping, the West Gulf Blockading Squadron seized New Orleans and helped open the Mississippi River. ...
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Opposing commanders David Farragut and Franklin Buchanan shared more than 100 years Navy service, but their career paths had seldom crossed. ...
After watching from his flagships rigging as his battle plan collapsed, Admiral Farragut acted with characteristic boldness in leading his squadron forward. ...
View Larger CoverAfter watching from his flagships rigging as his battle plan collapsed, Admiral Farragut acted with characteristic boldness in leading his squadron forward.
Careful planning and preparationsincluding completely fooling the enemyare the keys to explaining the success of the Pearl Harbor attack.
On her tenth war patrol, the USS Tambor endured an experience few subs have survived: 17 hours submerged below a skilled enemy destroyer skipper.
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In addition to interdicting Confederate shipping, the West Gulf Blockading Squadron seized New Orleans and helped open the Mississippi River.
Opposing commanders David Farragut and Franklin Buchanan shared more than 100 years Navy service, but their career paths had seldom crossed.
A German Navy chaplains letters home detail his efforts to keep up crewmens spirits on the armored cruiser Gneisenau during World War I.
The authors visit to Pearl Harbor with his father was the beginning of his long, emotional connection with the site of the infamous Japanese attack.
