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Proceedings Archive - 2006
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USS Donald Cook (DDG-75) escorts Spanish frigate Alvaro de Bazan in Persian Gulf.
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The American shipbuilding and repair industry today finds itself with fewer big contracts such as that for USS George H. W. Bush (CVN-77), seen here under construction.
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The Ecuadorian Navy corvette BAE Manab? (CM 12) leads an international formation during UNITAS 46-05 Pacific Phase. International navies coverage [The Commanders Respond] begins on page 34.
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Operations Specialist 2nd Class Sherod Melvin stares down the sights of a .50-caliber machine gun at his post on board USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-75). This issue features the winners of the 44th Naval and Maritime Photo Contest, beginning on page 33.
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The USS Kearsarge (LHD-3) expeditionary strike group and LCACs of Assault Group 4 conduct maneuvers in the Atlantic Ocean.
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The USS Scranton (SON-756) under way during Operation Inspired Siren, a joint maritime security exercise between the United States and Pakistan. This year’s submarine warfare coverage
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Corporal Robert Houser searches a stone aquaduct in Baghdaddi, Iraq, for hidden weapons caches as part of Operation El Toro Loco.
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A Coast Guard crew from Station Mayport, Florida, trains in a 47-foot motor lifeboat off Atlantic Beach. Winning entries in the 2006 Coast Guard Essay Contest begin on page 22. (Cover photo by Donnie Brzuska)
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Lieutenants Ken Hockycko and Roy Emanuel of VF-31 launch from the USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71) as part of the F-14’s final combat deployment.
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Limited future shipbuilding budgets may reduce the number of new ships, such as the USS New York (LPD-21), that the Navy can afford. Admirals Natter and Pilling address this issue on page 14.
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Lifelike Marines land in the Leatherneck Gallery of the new National Museum of the Marine Corps. Deep Leatherneck Immersion
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The National World War II Memorial evokes memories of the Pacific war that began 65 years ago at Pearl Harbor. Our anniversary tribute begins on page 52.
