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Proceedings Magazine - November 1946 Vol. 72/11/525

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The Naval Hydrographic Office

Issue: Proceedings Magazine - November 1946 Vol. 72/11/525

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• The Navy Keeps in Touch with Industry
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• The Komandorskis—A Little-Known Victory
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  By Rear Admiral George S. Bryan, U. S. Navy (Retired)

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• A Doctrine for Post-War Training
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• Seapower and the Japanese Empire
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  The Japanese first encountered invasion from the sea when Kublai Khan at­tempted their conquest in the late thirteenth century. Fortunately for the Japanese, a storm arose to destroy his fleet offshore and the survivors were slaughtered...

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