The Rise of American Naval Power, 1776-1918Naval Institute Press, 1980 - 404 من الصفحات |
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... Pacific . A man - of - war was dispatched to that ocean in 1817 ; others followed , and in 1821 all forces in this area were or- ganized under one command which came to be known as the Pacific Squadron.28 The Brazil , or South Atlantic ...
... Pacific . A man - of - war was dispatched to that ocean in 1817 ; others followed , and in 1821 all forces in this area were or- ganized under one command which came to be known as the Pacific Squadron.28 The Brazil , or South Atlantic ...
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... Pacific seaboard , would also weaken incalculably the strategic security of our western continental frontier , necessitating large additions to our Navy.57 " The canal [ would ] itself . . . become a strategic centre of . . . vital ...
... Pacific seaboard , would also weaken incalculably the strategic security of our western continental frontier , necessitating large additions to our Navy.57 " The canal [ would ] itself . . . become a strategic centre of . . . vital ...
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... Pacific , however , were flatly rejected . This stand was publicly justified on grounds of expense and inadequacy of existing shore facilities in the Pacific . A far more compelling motive , one strongly suspects , was fear of the ...
... Pacific , however , were flatly rejected . This stand was publicly justified on grounds of expense and inadequacy of existing shore facilities in the Pacific . A far more compelling motive , one strongly suspects , was fear of the ...
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Chart and Compass | 11 |
Sea Power and American Independence 1776 | 11 |
Independence Without Sea Power 17831789 | 16 |
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