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    USS United States reborn

    By dgbot, in Nautical/Naval History

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    French Pre-Dreadnought Battleship Carnot

    By dgbot, in Nautical/Naval History

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    How to sharpen a file.

    By dgbot, in Metal Work, Soldering and Metal Fittings

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    Herakleidon Museum's Exhibition about Greek Shipping and Maritime Museum

    By dgbot, in Nautical/Naval History

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    A fully functional submarine from Spain 1858

    By dgbot, in Nautical/Naval History

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    Lloyd's Registar on PDF

    By dgbot, in Nautical/Naval History

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    The salvaging and afterlife of minelayer UC-5

    By dgbot, in Nautical/Naval History

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

    By dgbot, in Nautical/Naval History

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

    By dgbot, in Nautical/Naval History

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    Ancient Tireme being maintained by the Greek Navy

    By dgbot, in Nautical/Naval History

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

    By dgbot, in Nautical/Naval History

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

    By dgbot, in Nautical/Naval History

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    Explorer find sunk German U-Boat of Mass. Nearly 70 yrs after being sunk

    By dgbot, in Nautical/Naval History

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

    By dgbot, in Nautical/Naval History

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    The expanded Panama Canal and it's dangers to tugboats

    By dgbot, in Nautical/Naval History

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    Peking is going to Germany and the Wavetree is renovated

    By dgbot, in Nautical/Naval History

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    WWI Aircraft Carrier being restored

    By dgbot, in Nautical/Naval History

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    MK VI the next naval patrol boat

    By dgbot, in Nautical/Naval History

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    USS Eaton (DD-510) A Fine record but with bad luck

    By dgbot, in Nautical/Naval History

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    Naval War College reenacts Jutland wargame

    By dgbot, in Nautical/Naval History

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    Bell From Navy Ship Bombed At Pearl Harbor Found In Baltimore Co.

    By dgbot, in Nautical/Naval History

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    Battle cruiser, Armed Cruiser or Battleship. how or why they are designate

    By dgbot, in Nautical/Naval History

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    Portsmouth-based aircraft carrier HMS Illustrious up for sale

    By dgbot, in Nautical/Naval History

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    The Admiral Popham Telegraph Signal book of 1806

    By dgbot, in Nautical/Naval History

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    Nimitz's Grey Book

    By dgbot, in Book, Monograph and Magazine reviews and Downloads. Questions and Discussions for Books and Pubs

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    • 1,950 views

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