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Recommended Products
Purchase one of the products below,
or click on the Amazon logo on the left to find any book carried by
Amazon.Com.
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Commemorative U.S.S. Ouellet FF-1077 T-shirtTop-quality construction with Ouellet ship's crest on the front, and an image of the Ouellet on the back.
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Regulation Ball Cap |
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U.S. Navy KAMP® Shirt60% Cotton/40% Polyester Look good and stay cool!  |
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Ship's Patch |
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Jane's Warship Recognition Guide by Keith Faulkner Paperback |
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tool for identifying current warships found throughout the world's navies.
It includes full-page photos of every ship, as well as lines drawings, silhouettes,
specifications, and key recognition features. A handy, compact, and affordable
guide.
Did you know?: Brazil, France, Russia and associated states, and the United States have the only navies that operate aircraft carriers capable of supporting conventional take-off and landing, fixed-wing aircraft.
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The Way It Was: Pearl Harbor, the Original
Photographs by Donald M. Goldstein, Katherine Dillon, J. Michael Wenger Paperback
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| An excellent pictorial guide to
Pearl Harbor, from the events leading up to December 7th, 1941, through
to the aftermath of the destruction. Hundreds of photos of the ships, weapons,
people, and places involved with this infamous event.
Did you know?: Nevada, the only battleship able to get under way on 7 December, had to intentionally "run aground" at Hospital Point, to prevent being sunk in the middle of the harbor channel.
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Battleship Arizona: An Illustrated History by Paul Stillwell Hardcover
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tragic period in this great ship's 25 year history. This book brings to
life the events and everyday occurrences of BB39, from the keel being laid
in 1914 and commissioning in 1916, to studies conducted on the Arizona in
1988. This account is complete with photographs, personal accounts and interviews,
letters written to loved ones, casualty lists, and much more. A fascinating
and touching look at a great ship.
Did you know?: The Arizona was christened with not only a bottle of Ohio champagne, but also a bottle of Arizona water! Sailors long had considered christening a ship with water a bad omen.
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The Naval Institute Guide to the Ships and
Aircraft of the U.S. Fleet by Norman Polmar Hardcover
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| An in-depth look at current ships,
aircraft, and weapons of the U.S. Navy, including submersibles, auxiliaries,
and other non-combatants.Also provides status and disposition of ships no
longer in the service of the U.S. Navy. Check out the stealth research ship
"Sea Shadow", on page 295.
Did you know?: The navy has tested a 60-mm Electrothermal (ET) gun intended for shipboard use in the CIWS role. The propelling charge for the gun has an electrical energy output of 1.0 to 2.0 megajoules, and the projectile acceleration rate is 30,000 to 45,000 g's.
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The Edge of Honor Mass Market Paperback |
The Edge of Honor is about a destroyer during Vietnam. In his Author's Note Deutermann states that the story is based on actual events that took place in the Gulf of Tonkin in the spring of 1972. OUELLET was present during conducting the same operations.
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