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THE INVASION FLEET THAT LIBERATED EUROPE

An 80th-anniversary tribute to Operation Neptune, the naval component of the
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By Ed Offley
June 2024
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SEIZING SAIPAN

Eighty years ago, Operation Forager—the invasion of the Marianas—was launched
with the Battle of Saipan, a brutal struggle that deftly coordinated U.S. land,
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By Chris K. Hemler
June 2024
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THE MIGHTY MOO AT THE BATTLE OF THE PHILIPPINE SEA

The story of the iconic carrier battle of the Pacific war, viewed from the
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June 2024
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MARINE AIR’S DARK DAY AT MIDWAY

It was one of the U.S. Navy’s finest victories, but it was a very bad day for
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By Lieutenant Colonel Peter F. Owen, U.S. Marine Corps (Retired)
June 2024


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ARNOLD’S FLAGSHIP: THE USS CONGRESS

By Rebecca Batley
June 2024
Benedict Arnold and the USS Congress save the American Revolution.
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ON OUR SCOPE

June 2024
June 1944, that pivotal month in the course of 20th-century history, could be
aptly framed as “A Tale of Two D-Days.”
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MISSION TO ‘HOLY GRAIL OF SHIPWRECKS’ WILL EMPLOY ROBOTICS

June 2024
The Colombian government announced in March that it will launch an expedition to
recover priceless artifacts from what has been called “the Holy Grail of
shipwrecks.”
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UK MINISTRY OF DEFENCE PARTNERS WITH NHHC TO RECOVER U.S. DESTROYER ARTIFACT

June 2024
The UK Ministry of Defence’s Salvage and Marine Operations (SALMO) unit has
conducted a survey of the historic World War I wreck of the USS Jacob Jones.
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A DARING LITTLE KETCH

By BJ Armstrong, Author of Small Boats and Daring Men
June 2024
When the coastal trading vessel Mastico sailed from Tripoli Harbor in North
Africa in December 1803, her master set a course into the dangerous waters of
the Mediterranean.
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SHOWDOWN OFF CAMPERDOWN

By Eric Mills
June 2024
Borne by the armies of Napoleon Bonaparte, the French revolutionary spirit
spread like a virus across Europe in the late 18th century.
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THE HOTCHKISS AND DRIGGS-SCHROEDER RAPID-FIRING GUNS

Andrew K. Blackley
June 2024
It did not take long for the weaponeers to come up with a cost-effective
solution to this gunboat threat: rapid-firing small-caliber guns with enough
hitting power and range to cripple...
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THE DREADNOUGHT HOAX

By Andrew K. Blackley
June 2024
How a gang of merry pranksters dressed up as comic-opera “Abyssinian royals” and
bamboozled the Royal Navy into a red-carpet tour of the pride of the fleet.
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THE COAST GUARD’S ICE MISSION

By William H. Thiesen
June 2024
The world’s polar regions are gaining in maritime importance; for a century and
a half, the U.S. Coast Guard and its ancestor, the U.S. Revenue Cutter Service,
have been already...
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BOOK REVIEWS

May 2024
Experts review Japan's Quiet Leadership and The Neptune Factor.
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FROM THE AGE OF DISCOVERY TO THE MODERN ERA: PORTUGAL’S MUSEU DE MARINHA

By Commander Thomas Clemons III, U.S. Navy (Retired)
June 2024
A statue of Prince Henry the Navigator welcomes visitors at the entrance hall,
and behind him is a map of the world, showing the routes of Portuguese
explorers.
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