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1966-1985 Issues |
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| Winter 1966 |
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featuring: Losses -- Royal Italian Navy 1915-1918; Lexington Battle Cruisers; The Early Jean Barts; Soviet Potpourri | No.3 1977 |
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featuring: Subterfuge Subs; U. S. S. New England; H.M.S. Surrey & Northumberland; Hereshoff Spar Torpedo Boats 1878-80 |
| No.1 1978 |
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featuring: Soviet Cruisers Part I; Sinking of the Columbus; 1945 AA Armament | No.3 1979 |
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featuring: U.S.N.'s Flight Deck Cruiser; H. M. S. Invincible (CAH 01) |
| No.3 1983 |
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featuring: The Development of
the "A Class" Cruisers of the Imperial Japanese Navy, Part IV
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No.1 1984 |
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featuring: NRC/INRO The First Twenty Years; An INRO Library; Early Spanish Steam Warships. Part II; Exterior Ballistics with Microcomputers |
| No.2 1984 |
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featuring: Sparrows Among the Hawks; Elisabeta; New Developments in the Soviet Navy; Elisabeta and her Armament; The Spanish Navy of 1898; Battleships Vulnerable Anachronism? | No.3 1984 |
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featuring: The Development of the "A Class"
Cruisers in the Japanese Navy, Part VII. |
1986 Issues |
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No.1 |
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featuring: The Loss of Repulse and Prince of Wales, Dec. 10, 1941; Submarines of the Finnish Navy; The People's Republic of China (PRC) Navy Today; The Miscellaneous Ships Yamasemi (ex-Chinese Destroyer Chien Kang) and Kossosemi (ex-Chinese Torpedo Boat HuE). | No.2 1986 |
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featuring: Iowa vs.Yamato - Another View; The Complex Development of the French Light Cruiser, 1910-1926, Part 2; The Problems with Ne Tron Meja; Guiseppe Garibaldi ItaIy's New VISTOL Aircraft Carrier; Monitors and Armored Gunboats of the Royal Swedish Navy,Part 1. |
No.3 1986 |
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featuring: The Thai Navy; The U.S. Fleet at the New York World's Fair, 1939; The Last Strange Cruise of UB-88. | No.4 1986 |
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featuring: The Fijenoord-built Submarines for Turkey; The Battleship USS Massachusetts; The Romanian Navy During the War for Independence, 1877-1878; Submarine Losses in the Eastern Baltic in World War II; In Memoriam - WiIliam H. Davis; A Merchant Ship at War; Battleship Sales During the Russo-Japanese War. |
1987 Issues |
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No.1 1987 |
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featuring: Phantom FIeet - The Confederacy's Unclaimed European Warships; Sous La Croix De Lorraine (Under the Cross of Lorraine); Japanese Naval Construction 1915-1945; An Introductory Essay; HMNZS Tui; The Mystery of the Austro-Hungarian Submarine U.30. | No.2 1987 |
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featuring: The Loss of HMS Hood - A Re-examination; Developments in the Soviet Navy; The Fate of the Chinese Torpedo Gunboat Fei Ting; The Fate of the Four Chinese Torpedo Boat destroyers. |
No.3 1987 |
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featuring: The U.S. Navy in WWII - A Basic Bibliography; A Day at the New York Navy Yard; 50 Years of Army Dredge Boats; The Attack on the USS Stark (FFG-31); Impressions of a Dinosaur; Submarine Pressure Hull Design and Diving Depths Between the Wars. | No.4 1987 |
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featuring: Obituary-Boris V. Drashpil; Yugoslav Naval Guns & the Birth of the Yugoslav Navy, 1918-1941; The Romanian Navy's Torpedo Boat Rindunica; A Photographic Memoir of the Imperial Russian Navy; HMAS Rushcutter Prepares to Enter Service; The Turkish Scouts of 1914 |
1988 Issues |
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No.1 |
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featuring: Polish River Monitors 1919-1939; New Developments in the Indian Navy; The Dutch Naval Shipbuilding Program of 1939; The Argentine Navy's Recent Past in Photographs | No.2 1988 |
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featuring: She's Still the Showboat; The Removal of the
North Sea Mine Barrage; HMS Lyme Regis; The Story of a Minesweeper. |
1989 Issues |
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No.1 1989 |
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featuring: Five Broken Down B Boats; British Submarine Operations in the Northern Adriatic 1915-1917;The Drawingboard Battleships for the Royal Netherlands Navy Part II; British Naval Operations in the Black Sea 1918-1920 | No.2 1989 |
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featuring: A Neglected Ironclad: A Design and Constructional Analysis of the USS New Ironsides; World War II Operational History of USS Stewart (DD-224). |
No.3 1989 |
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featuring: Battlefleets and Diplomacy: Naval Disarmament Between the Two World Wars; Face Hardened Armor. | No.4 1989 |
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1990 Issues |
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No.1 1990 |
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featuring: Drydocking Ex-USS Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr.
(DD-850); Stabilizing and Restoring A Museum Ship; Seakeeping, Easter, 1916 Style; The
Sinking of the Italian Aircraft Carrier Aquila, A Controversial Question; Silent Propulsion; USS DD-224 (ex-Stewart) - The Voyage Rome; An Ironclad Forgery. |
No.2 1990 |
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featuring: What Happened on the Iowa - The Ring of Truth(?); Resume of the Battle of Koh-Chang, 17 February 1941; Austria-Hungary's Last Naval Visit to the USA; The Allied Assault on Aquila, Operation Toast; Australian Naval Defence Boost. |
No.3 1990 |
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featuring: The Design and Construction of the USS Monitor; The Cammandanti Class of Destroyers of the Italian Navy 1942-1943: Including a Brief Survey of Prior Design Development; The German Heavy Cruiser Prinz Eugen: A Career Under Two Flags. | No.4 1990 |
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featuring: Recent Activities in the Leningrad Area; China Today: The People's Navy; Addendum to No.3, 1990; The Dukes and the Warriors; The Fate of Stalin's Naval Program; Great Britain Tour, October 6-14, 1990. |
1991 Issues |
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No.1 1991 |
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featuring: Robert W. Thew, His Life and Work; The Type IX U-Boat; The Transparent Enemy. | No.2 1991 |
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featuring: Szent !stvan, Hungary's Only and Ill-Fated Dreadnought; The Ballistics of the 24-pounder Long Cannon of the USS Constitution; Decima Flotilla Decimated. |
No.3 1991 |
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featuring: The Arleigh Burke (DDG-51); The
Naval Facilities at Peenemunde After the German Uni- fication; The Evolution of Battleship, Gunnery of the U.S. Navy, 1920-1945; Report of the Reunion of Italian Members of INRO; New Historic Information on the Soviet Navy. |
No.4 1991 |
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featuring: U.S. Navy Mystery Ships; The Khronshtadt Class Battle Cruisers. |
1992 Issues |
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No.1 1992 |
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featuring: Volksmarine DDR: The Other German Navy; The
World's First Guided Missile Ship; Yet Another Mystery Ship Pelican (AVP-6). |
No.2 1992 |
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featuring: The Tacoma-class Frigates of World War II; Re: The Fate of Stalin's Naval Program; The First Light Cruisers of the 1922 Program; The Minelaying Cruiser Pluton; Making Miniature Warships. |
No.3 1992 |
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featuring: The First Light Cruisers of the 1922 Program The Minelaying Cruiser Pluton (Part II); Obituary of Martin P. Holbrook; The Loss of the Project 61 Class Large Antisubmarine Warfare Ship Otvazhyni; The Oahu Turrets. | No.4 1992 |
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featuring: Ohio Must Get Through; Views of the Modern Polish Navy; The Battleship Dvenadtsat Apostolov; Report on the Reunion of the Italian Members of INRO. |
1993 Issues |
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No.1 1993 |
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featuring: Preliminary Checklist of Major Soviet Warships 1946-1991; Result of U.S. Submarine Minelaying Activities During World War II as Reported in the Strategic Bombing Survey; The Royal Navy of Oman. | No.2 1993 |
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featuring: The New London Naval Station - The First Years 1862-1885; Recent Developments in the Polish Navy; The 'Sovetskii Soiuz' Class Battleships. |
No.3 1993 |
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featuring: Old Hoodoo' The Story of the USS Texas; Preliminary Checklist of Major Soviet Warships 1946-1991 (Part II Submarines); Pearl Harbor, Fifty Years Later (Notes on Five Photographs). | No.4 1993 |
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featuring: The French Coast Defense Ship Rochambeau; Thunder Mountain, The Ironclad Dunderberg. |
1994 Issues |
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No.1 1994 |
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featuring: The Redoutable Part I; The Loss of HMS Glorious - An Analysis of the Action | No.2 1994 |
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featuring: The Redoutable Part II; Obituary of Christian de Saint Hubert; The Bismarck's Final Battle. |
No.3 1994 |
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featuring: Powering of Warships; Obituary of Fukui Shizun; The Royal Navy Scout Class of 1904-05. | No.4 1994 |
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featuring:Auxiliary Building Program of 1938; The Fate of Tashkent; Impressions from a Week in the Baltic/Kaliningrad Area. |
1995 Issues |
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No.1 1995 |
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featuring: The Redoutable Part III; British Warship Design Methods 1860-1905. | No.2 1995 |
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featuring: Laurenti Type Submarines in the World's Navies; The Guns of the General Alekseev. |
No.3 1995 |
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featuring: Thrasher/G4 (SS-26): The U.S. Navy's Laurenti Boat Part 1; Ultra Intercepts Offer Clues to Unrecorded Japanese Ship Casualties in WWII; Naval Affairs in Latvia and Lithuania. | No.4 1995 |
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featuring: Thrasher/G4 (SS-26): The U.S. Navy's Laurenti Boat Part 2; The Royal Navy and the Question of Imperial Defense East of Suez, 1902-1914; Unfounded Hopes: A Design Analysis of the Confederate Ironclad Steamer CSS Atlanta. |
1996 Issues |
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No.1 1996 |
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featuring: Thrasher/G4 (SS-26) part III; 50 years of the Bulgarian Navy; USS Indiana BB-58 (a model) Museum ship; SAS Somerset (pictorial) | No.2 1996 |
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featuring: Naval Affairs in Latvia & Lithuania; The Guatemalan Navy; Battle of Jutland - 80 years ago |
No.3 1996 |
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featuring: Quantifying the Carronade; Es and Super Es; 1996 INRO Baltic tour; Reunion of Italian INRO Members | No.4 1996 |
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featuring: HMCS Haida; Austrian River Monitor - Museum Ship; Estonian Submarines Lembit and Kalev |
1997 Issues |
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No.1 1997 |
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featuring: The Cuban Navy 1902-1958; Maksim Gor'kii I; ANZAC Frigate Project; History of the BYMS Pt 1 | No.2 1997 |
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featuring: History of the BYMS Pt 2; Notes on the Cuban Navy 1946-1958; The Cuban Navy as seen from the US 1910-1946 Pt 1; Reminiscences of Life on a Base Maintenance Ship; River warships from the Heart of the Ukraine |
No.3 1997 |
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featuring: Naval Affairs in Estonia | No.4 1997 |
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featuring: The Cuban Navy as seen from the Us 1910-1946 Pt 2; The Szent Istvan Wreck - Divers Experiences; The Sixth Taitao Class Patrol Boat Joins the Chilean Navy |
1998 Issues |
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No.1 1998 |
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featuring: The HMS Kent (1914-1915) Portsmouth to the Falkland Islands -- Early Days; Imperial Japanese Army Transport Submarines; Obituary of Anthonie van Dijk | No.2 1998 |
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featuring: A Concentrated Effort: Royal Navy Gunnery Exercises at End of the Great War; A Little-Known Collision |
No.3 1998 |
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featuring: HMS Vanguard; Battleship Development in Russia from 1905 to 1917 | No.4 1998 |
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1999 Issues |
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No.1 1999 |
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No.2 1999 |
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No.3 1999 |
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featuring: Austria-Hungary's Monarch Class Coast Defense Ships; Obituary -- John Campbell; The "Maruyu" Submarines | No.4 1999 |
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Special Edition: The Essex Class USN WW II Carriers: Design Histories of United States Warships of World War II, the Essex Class (Part 1) CV9-21, 31-40, 45-47; Technical Annex (Part 2) -- Essex (CV-9) Class Selected Ship Characteristics |
2000 Issues |
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No.1 2000 |
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featuring : Battleship Development in Russia from 1905-1917; The World War II Career of USS Oglala; Defending the Seas | No.2 2000 |
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featuring: Naval Radio; HMS M33; Chilean-American 12 in. Guns |
No.3 2000 |
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featuring: Battleship Development in Russia 1905-1917; Solving Some Mysteries of Leyte Gulf; The Ancestral ASDIC; A Remembrance of David John Lyon | No.4 2000 |
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featuring: The US Navy's Operation of the Former Imperial Japanese Navy Submarine I-14, I-400, and I-401, 1945-1946 |
2001 Issues |
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No.1 2001 |
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featuring : The Dumaresq and the Dreyer (part I), The Royal Yugoslav Seaplane Tender & Minelayer ZMaj, Ammunition Explosions in World War I | No.2 2001 |
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featuring: The Dumaresq and the Dreyer (Part II), Ted Stone Obituary |
No.3 2001 |
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featuring: The Dumaresq and the Dreyer (Part III), French Light Cruisers (Part I) | No.4 2001 |
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featuring: French Light Cruisers (Part II) |
2002 Issues |
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No.1 2002 |
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featuring : French Light Cruisers Part 3 | No.2 2002 |
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featuring: Hampton Roads Naval Museum, Project "A.S. - 450", Take Your Best Shot |
No.3 2002 |
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featuring: US Navy's Study of the Loss of the Battleship Arizona - Part One | No.4 2002 |
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featuring: The US Navy's Study of the Loss of the Battleship Arizona Errata to Part 1 (WI No. 3 2002), Appendix 1 - A Technical Analysis of the Arizona Explosion Film |
2003 Issues |
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2004 Issues |
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No.1 2004 |
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No.3 2004 |
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featuring:
Correcting the Record: New Insights Concerning Japanese Destroyers and
Cruisers in World War II -------- Questions on the Effectiveness of U.S. Navy Battleship Gunnery, II |
No.4 2004 |
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featuring: The machinery arrangements of USS Massachusetts (BB-59) |
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2005 Issues |
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| No.1 2005
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featuring
Questions on U.S. Navy Battleship Gunnery III
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No.2 2005 |
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featuring:
Location - Gibraltar; Fast Battleship Gunnery during World War II - Part 1;
The Irish Navy in Retrospect
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| No.3 2005 |
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featuring: Nomenclature and Classification of Early U.S. Submarines; The Eads Steam-Powered Revolving Turret; F100 Series Frigates | No.4 2005 |
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featuring: Thoughts and Speculations on the Conversion of USS Merrimack into CSS Virginia |
| No.1 2006 |
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Featuring:
Fast Battleship Gunnery, Part II;The Demise of Force "K" |
No.2 2006 |
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Featuring:
Into History Under Three Names; Destroyers in a Typhoon; The Royal Australian Navy - A Pictorial Look at the 1980s |
