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West Salem honors Navy veteran lost over Atlantic Ocean in 1954
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Andrews McMeel Almanac for October 11, 2026
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German U-boat’s 1915 US visit
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2,300-Year-Old Shipwreck Reveals Rare Pottery and Sailors’ Personal Belongings Off Croatia
19+ hour, 5+ min ago (901+ words) A 2,300-year-old shipwreck off the Croatian island of Vis has revealed an extraordinary collection of ancient pottery, personal belongings, and surviving wooden remains of a merchant vessel that once sailed the Adriatic Sea. Recent underwater excavations have brought to light…...
Sailors, Marines killed during Pearl Harbor attack and buried as ‘unknowns’ to be exhumed for identification
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80,000-Ton Navy Aircraft Carrier USS Kitty Hawk Hit a Russian Nuclear Attack Submarine Moving at 15 Knots: Parts of the Submarine Stuck to the Carrier’s Hull
1+ day, 16+ hour ago (1396+ words) At 10:07 p.m. on March 21, 1984, USS Kitty Hawk was steaming south through the Sea of Japan at about 15 knots when the 80,000-ton aircraft carrier collided with Soviet nuclear attack submarine K-314. The impact sent a hard shudder through the American ship. Captain David…...
Andrews McMeel Almanac for October 10, 2026
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Gilberts: Lost gunboats little known story of the War of 1812
3+ week, 1+ day ago (187+ words) Lost gunboats are a little known story of the War of 1812 The Americans, of course, continued up the river to their appointment with the British and Natives, and the gunboats – what was left of them – sank to the bottom of…...
At war: Lieutenant Trentham Charles Webster, Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve. (PART II)
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This ship vanished without a trace more than 100 years ago. Almost 50 years later, they found it – along with something incredible living on it
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