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  1. 80 Years Later, Polar Explorer’s Sunken Ship Floats Again

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  2. ‘Corsair Fleet’ – The Brave Civilian Crews Who Took On Nazi Submarines To Protect the American Coast

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  3. Ancient Tireme being maintained by the Greek Navy

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  4. USS Nautilus and the U.S. Navy Get Underway on Nuclear Power

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  5. Arctic explorer Roald Amundsen's former ship raised to surface, awaits trip home to Norway

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  6. Late 19th Century Merchants: Antifouling Paint Over Copper?

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  7. Viking Ship - Draken Harald Harfagre

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  8. HMS Terror found!

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  9. Explanation of Dockyard Terms circa 1691

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  10. The voyage to Cadiz, 1596

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  11. Seafight off Florida! Lost Voices from HMS Epervier: Court Martial testimony.

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  12. Semaphores on ships

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  13. Endurance

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  14. A couple unpublished first hand accounts of the Constitution Java Battle.

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  15. Hudson River Day Line 1863 - 1971 - History Blog

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  16. A Tour of HMS Victory From VHS tape 1993

    By Kevin,
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  17. Explorer find sunk German U-Boat of Mass. Nearly 70 yrs after being sunk

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  18. Military History Society Resurrects USS Rochester (MSW Member featured)

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  19. Draken Harald Harfage

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  20. Fascinating history lesson

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  21. Charles Fryatt: The man executed for ramming a U-Boat

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  22. Explorers find Royal Albert shipwreck in Lake Ontario

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  23. Burial at sea

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  24. Cap Arcona article on Fox News

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  25. The expanded Panama Canal and it's dangers to tugboats

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  26. Peking is going to Germany and the Wavetree is renovated

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  27. 131 year old iron hulled ship Wavertree being restored

    By captainbob,
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  28. Endeavour found?

    By Rick01,
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  29. Merchant Ship Plank Fastening

    By Jim Lad,
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  30. RINA

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