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... Captain H. E. Rambonnet , R.N.N. , Royal Netherlands Embassy , Washington , and especially , the U.S. Naval History Division's archives under Vice Admiral Edwin B. Hooper , ably seconded by Captain Paul B. Ryan and Dr. Dean C. Allard ...
... Captain H. E. Rambonnet , R.N.N. , Royal Netherlands Embassy , Washington , and especially , the U.S. Naval History Division's archives under Vice Admiral Edwin B. Hooper , ably seconded by Captain Paul B. Ryan and Dr. Dean C. Allard ...
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... Captain C. M. Cooke , commanding the battleship Pennsylvania : “ As you probably know from our despatches , and from my letters , we have felt that the Maritime Provinces are now defi- nitely Japanese objectives . Turner thinks Japan ...
... Captain C. M. Cooke , commanding the battleship Pennsylvania : “ As you probably know from our despatches , and from my letters , we have felt that the Maritime Provinces are now defi- nitely Japanese objectives . Turner thinks Japan ...
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... CAPTAIN KEMP TOLLEY For service as set forth in the following CITATION : " For meritorious service as Commanding Officer of the U.S.S. LANIKAI from 8 December 1941 to 27 April 1942. Command- ing an auxiliary schooner converted to a ...
... CAPTAIN KEMP TOLLEY For service as set forth in the following CITATION : " For meritorious service as Commanding Officer of the U.S.S. LANIKAI from 8 December 1941 to 27 April 1942. Command- ing an auxiliary schooner converted to a ...
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