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Page 681
... ships and aircraft and men . Our enemies have had all those , and sometimes in superior numbers . Your Navy is a combination of ships , air- craft , and trained men backed by unmatched natural and intellectual resources and led by men ...
... ships and aircraft and men . Our enemies have had all those , and sometimes in superior numbers . Your Navy is a combination of ships , air- craft , and trained men backed by unmatched natural and intellectual resources and led by men ...
Page 713
... ships belongs in the believe - it - or - not class . Subs destroyed almost one - third of the Japanese Navy . For example : Shortly before the crucial Battle of the Philippine Sea , two of our submarines sank two of the largest Japanese ...
... ships belongs in the believe - it - or - not class . Subs destroyed almost one - third of the Japanese Navy . For example : Shortly before the crucial Battle of the Philippine Sea , two of our submarines sank two of the largest Japanese ...
Page 720
... ship commerce by water routes . Even when atomic energy is effec- tively harnessed , our heavy , steam - driven sur- face ships will probably be the first to profit by atomic propulsion . The size and weight of machinery which produces ...
... ship commerce by water routes . Even when atomic energy is effec- tively harnessed , our heavy , steam - driven sur- face ships will probably be the first to profit by atomic propulsion . The size and weight of machinery which produces ...
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