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  1. Save The Olympia!

    By John Steele Gordon, May/June 1998, Volume 49, Issue 3

    The flagship Dewey took into Manila Bay still survives, but it needs help More >>>

  2. World War I

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    Artifacts USS Olympia Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Model of USS Cheyenne Washington, DC World War I Uniform Jacket Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Stories Rec More >>>

  3. What to See in Philadelphia, the Heart of American History

    By Edwin S. Grosvenor, Spring 2019, Volume 64, Issue 2

    The city embodies the American spirit: freedom, democracy, innovation, arts, and a love of knowledge. More >>>

  4. The Monitor’s Mates

    By Fred Schultz, April/May 2007, Volume 58, Issue 2

    America’s naval tradition is as old as America itself, and an amazing number of the ships that forged it are still afloat. More >>>

  5. Civil War Impressions

    By Anonymous (not verified), August/September 2003, Volume 54, Issue 4

    EDOUARD MANET DOCUMENTS A MAJOR BATTLE More >>>

  6. The Great White Fleet

    By Frank Uhlig, Jr., February 1964, Volume 15, Issue 2

    After the Civil War, American sea power became a pitiful joke. Then an aroused nation set out to build a first-class, modern navy, and in 1907 proudly sent it off around the world More >>>

  7. How We Got Guantanamo

    By Robert Debs He…, February 1962, Volume 13, Issue 2

    The Cuban situation was confused, but the Marines were ready. They landed, and our first overseas base was soon well in hand More >>>

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