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  1. Naval History On This Day, Any Nation 1 2 3 4 27

    By Kevin,   
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  2. Research in the HMS Ulysses 1797, a Roebuck class ship 1 2

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  3. Iberian (Basque) Atlantic Whaler ca. 1550 — as, dos, tres…

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  4. Hammock Storage

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  5. Australian Surf Rowing Boats

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  6. Unknown part

    By Sasa Trickovic,
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  7. About them 18th Century Cannon Balls?

    By tmj,
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  8. The Great Storm of 1703

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  9. The sad final years of the Frigate Essex, as a prison hulk.

    By uss frolick,
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  10. Nautical archaeology internship programs

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  11. Remains of 500 year-old shipwreck: Dated 2019

    By Allegheny,
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  12. SS United States

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  13. HMS Hood film from 1933.

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  14. American sailing warships with no plans or records 1 2 3 4 14

    By CharlieZardoz,   
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  15. Help identifying anything about this ship?

    By tula,
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  16. Brig USS Enterprise 1799 info gathering 1 2 3 4 6

    By CharlieZardoz,   
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  17. HMS Lion WWI Battlecruiser Information

    By Ian_Grant,
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  18. The Navy plans to destroy the remaining Iowa-class historical documentation: You can help prevent that.

    By Rob Doe,
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  19. Ancient galley rams discovered - photos

    By Louie da fly,
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  20. Can you identify this feature? 19th century 1st Rates 1 2

    By Martocticvs,
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  21. Maersk vessel takes out tall ship and hits museum while entering Fremantle

    By thibaultron,
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  22. Blue Water Majesty Museum, Canton, Ohio

    By MikeR,
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  23. Video tour: The National Civil War Naval Museum

    By uss frolick,
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  24. Mediaeval Shipwreck found in England

    By Louie da fly,
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  25. Researching “sherburne”. Yawl “virginia”

    By Stephen paul,
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  26. Lord Nelson 1798 Royal Navy Pinnace. Maritime museum

    By EZY,
    • 1 reply
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  27. Marine Museum of the Great Lakes (Kingston Ontario)

    By Diver,
    • 4 replies
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  28. Magan boat reconstruction

    By Ian_Grant,
    • 1 reply
    • 455 views

  29. Spanish Naval Museum in Madrid

    By HardeeHarHar,
    • 4 replies
    • 707 views

  30. Cannon Maintenance

    By Timothy,
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