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Japanese
destroyers of world war II Japanese destroyers, starting with the Fubuki,
began the state of the art destroyer design for World War II. With enclosed,
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The allied
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Uboat net
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Undersea warfare UNDERSEA WARFARE is the professional magazine of the
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United States
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Unterseebootwaffe
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US merchant marine
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Navy
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Attack on an Arctic
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Battle of the Atlantic |
Canonesa
in september 1940, Convoy HX72, travelling from Nova Scotia, Canada to the UK,
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German U-Boat
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HMS Hood (battlecruiser, 1920-1941) |
Kongo the Japanese battleship Kongô |
Scharnhorst
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Scharnhorst & Gneisenau |
U2540 typ XXI German submarine from 1945 QTVR-tour SUBMARINE U2540 1945, Bremerhaven |
USS BATFISH (SS 310)
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USS LSM-87
a brief synopsis of the events and landings LSM-87 participated in during its war patrol in the Pacific theater during World War II |
USS Pampanito (SS-383) |
USS War Hawk
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USS
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U.S.S. Wasp
USS WASP was the tenth ESSEX - class aircraft carrier. Initially named ORISKANY,
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