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US Naval Battleships: Their History and Their Future.

This paper answers the questions: what happened to the battleships of the US Navy, and what is the future of battleships as a class? It gives a history of the battleship in the US Navy, details some of the political controversy about stripping the Navy of its battleships, and makes a case for bringing them back for both their firepower and their function as "peacekeeping vessels." 7 pgs, bibliography lists 11 sources.

  • Pages: 7
  • Bibliography: 11 source(s) listed
  • Filename: 12273 US Naval Battleships.doc
  • Price: 62.65


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