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- of stations and commanding officers of the navy to see that the foregoing regulations are complied with in every respect, and to require all deviations from them to be corrected.GIDEON WELLES,Secretary of the navy.navy DEPARTMENT, January 28,
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U.S. navy Uniform Regulations, 1864 (4678 total words in this text)(134 Reads) UNIFORM FOR THE U.S. navy.GENERAL REGULATIONS.FULL DRESS.Frock coat, epaulettes, cocked hat, sword, and plain
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- closed. A granddaughter of Secretary of the Navy Benjamin P. Tracy wet the bow of Maine, the Navy's first steel battleship, with champagne at the New York Navy Yard, 18 November 1890. The effects of national prohibition on alcoholic beverages
- States.When a woman accepts the Secretary of the Navy's invitation to sponsor a new ship, she has agreed to stand as the central figure in an event with a heritage reaching backward into the dim recesses of recorded history. Just as the passage of
- at the quarter-deck; on a modern United States Navy ship, the quarterdeck area still has a special ceremonial significance. Different peoples and cultures shaped the religious ceremonies surrounding a ship launching. Jews and Christians alike
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- words in this text)(119 Reads) [1] The Navy traces its ancestry to 13 October 1775, when an act of the Continental Congress authorized the first ship of a new Navy for the United Colonies, as they were then known. The ships of the
- Congress authorized the first ship of a new Navy for the United Colonies, as they were then known. The ships of the Continental Navy, and of the Navy later established under the Federal Constitution, were not named in any strictly categorical
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- total words in this text)(120 Reads) The Navy traces its ancestry to 13 October 1775, when an act of the Continental Congress authorized the first ship of a new Navy for the United Colonies, as they were then known. The ships of the
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Ship Naming in the United States Navy (3982 total words in this text)(120 Reads) The Navy traces its ancestry to 13 October 1775, when an act of the Continental Congress authorized the first ship of a new Navy for the United
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- of stations and commanding officers of the navy to see that the foregoing regulations are complied with in every respect, and to require all deviations from them to be corrected.GIDEON WELLES,Secretary of the navy.navy DEPARTMENT, January 28,
- Reads) [1] UNIFORM FOR THE U.S. navy.GENERAL REGULATIONS.FULL DRESS.Frock coat, epaulettes, cocked hat, sword, and plain pantaloons; the coat to be worn fully buttoned. The epaulettes cocked hat, and sword-knot, are to be dispensed
- Swords to be worn at quarters and on leaving a navy yard or vessel on duty.Officers are to wear their uniform, either full or undress, whenever they make official visits to the president of the United States, the Secretary of the navy, or to
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The Navy: The Transoceanic Period, 1945-1992 (2484 total words in this text)(112 Reads) [1] Victory in World War II vindicated U.S. principles of sea power. The Navy had proven wrong its interwar critics
- II vindicated U.S. principles of sea power. The Navy had proven wrong its interwar critics who had argued that naval power had become obsolescent. Naval forces had demonstrated tremendous mobility, sustainability, flexibility, and striking power,
- asked: What roles and missions could a postwar Navy play that the other services could not perform just as well, if not better, and perhaps more cheaply?Naval leaders--among them Admirals Chester W. Nimitz, Forrest P. Sherman, Robert B. Carney,
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- officers, among them more than a few Continental navy veterans, and establishing a pipeline of young midshipmen and lieutenants who made the navy their career and would become the future "ornaments" of the service. The U.S. navy managed during the
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The navy: The Continental Period, 1775-1890 (4693 total words in this text)(122 Reads) The North American colonies of Great Britain developed in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries as parts of
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- and Theodore Roosevelt; secretaries of the navy, such as William H. Hunt, Benjamin F. Tracy, and Hilary A. Herbert; and historians and propagandists, most notably former U.S. navy Captain Alfred Thayer Mahan, who defined sea power for the
- in the backyard of the United States.The U.S. navy quickly found itself assigned new missions. During the Chilean crisis of 1891-1892, it supported a policy aimed not at preserving an existing market but at keeping open a potential market and
- marked the beginning of a new era for the U.S. navy. A renewed consensus supporting the development of naval power was an element within the new paradigm of U.S. policy. Among those who worked to shape the navy were civilian leaders, such as
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- and Theodore Roosevelt; secretaries of the navy, such as William H. Hunt, Benjamin F. Tracy, and Hilary A. Herbert; and historians and propagandists, most notably former U.S. navy Captain Alfred Thayer Mahan, who defined sea power for the
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The navy: The Oceanic Period, 1890-1945 (2156 total words in this text)(151 Reads) In the 1880s, the United States entered an era of dynamic change. Their country reconstructed, Americans began once
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- officers, among them more than a few Continental navy veterans, and establishing a pipeline of young midshipmen and lieutenants who made the navy their career and would become the future "ornaments" of the service. The U.S. navy managed during the
- gangs, served in the men-of-war of the Royal navy. Continental navy Captain Nicholas Biddle, for example, served as a youth in the Royal navy alongside Horatio Nelson.During the colonial wars of Great Britain with France and Spain, Americans
- in the men-of-war of the Royal navy. Continental navy Captain Nicholas Biddle, for example, served as a youth in the Royal navy alongside Horatio Nelson.During the colonial wars of Great Britain with France and Spain, Americans took part not only
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