Naval History Magazine - February 2007 Volume 21, Number 1

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Navy Acting Like Army
Issue: Naval History Magazine - February 2007 Volume 21, Number 1
By: Chuck Veit

When the Union commander of what became known as the Civil War's 1865 Carolinas campaign needed to communicate with one of his subordinate generals, an unlikely team of U.S....

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    From Big to Enormous: Evolution of the U.S. Battleship

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    Observing the Battle of Iwo Jima from the USS Rutland (APA-192), a Naval Reserve chief radioman reflected on the significance of the U.S. operation and marveled at the spirit and sacrifice of the United States Marines.

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  • 'Conducive to Fright Itself'
    By Val Adams Jr., with Jim Adams
    Observing the Battle of Iwo Jima from the USS Rutland (APA-192), a Naval Reserve chief radioman reflected on the significance of the U.S. operation and marveled at the spirit and sacrifice of the United States Marines.

    It...

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  • Navy Acting Like Army
    By Chuck Veit

    When the Union commander of what became known as the Civil War's 1865 Carolinas campaign needed to communicate with one of his subordinate generals, an unlikely team of U.S. Navy Sailors volunteered for the mission.

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  • The Wahoo Discovered
    By Carl LaVO

    With the confirmed identification of the legendary World War II submarine by the U.S. Navy, a significant chapter in the history of the Silent Service can be closed.

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  • On Our Scope
    By Richard G. Latture, Editor-in-Chief

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