The Rise of American Naval Power, 1776-1918Naval Institute Press, 1980 - 404 من الصفحات |
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... Sims home to be Inspector of Target Practice , it is a fact that Sims was made Intelligence Officer and Target Practice Inspector on the China Station . In this capacity he immediately began to work out im- proved techniques both for ...
... Sims home to be Inspector of Target Practice , it is a fact that Sims was made Intelligence Officer and Target Practice Inspector on the China Station . In this capacity he immediately began to work out im- proved techniques both for ...
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... Sims , the officer selected , was an ideal choice . He was well known and liked in England . He was unquestionably one of the ablest officers in the American Navy . And he became not merely an expert observer and spokesman for the Navy ...
... Sims , the officer selected , was an ideal choice . He was well known and liked in England . He was unquestionably one of the ablest officers in the American Navy . And he became not merely an expert observer and spokesman for the Navy ...
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... Sims , Naval Investigation , 1920 , pp . 40-3 , 3236-43 . 51 Kittridge , Naval Lessons , pp . 434-6 . 52 Naval Investigation , 1920 , pp . 56 , 1220 , 1221 , 32370 . 58 For Admiral Sims ' criticism of the Department's handling of his ...
... Sims , Naval Investigation , 1920 , pp . 40-3 , 3236-43 . 51 Kittridge , Naval Lessons , pp . 434-6 . 52 Naval Investigation , 1920 , pp . 56 , 1220 , 1221 , 32370 . 58 For Admiral Sims ' criticism of the Department's handling of his ...
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Sea Power and American Independence 1776 | 11 |
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