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Warfare
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Intelligence
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Operations
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Logistics
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Planning
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Command & Control
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June 3-5, 1942
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Turning point in the Pacific War
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Yorktown was lost
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Smallest warship
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10-20 guns
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December 07-19, 1972
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Last Moon landing
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Cernan & Evans
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January 23, 1968
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Captured by the North Koreans
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Currently Commissioned
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1942 to 1945
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Served in all 6 Marine Divisions
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Japanese couldn't break the code
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May 17, 1987
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Attacked by an Iraqi fighter jet
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37 died, 21 wounded
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Tactical
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Strategic
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Operational
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March 23, 1882
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Founded by SECNAV William H. Hunt
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Established under the Bureau of Navigation to collect intell
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Ships of the Line
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Frigate
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Sloops of War
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May 7-8, 1942
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Japanese defeated thanks to breaking of Japanese Code
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Lexington was lost
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Fastest ships
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28 to 44 guns
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July 16-24, 1969
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1st Moon Landing
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Neil Armstrong
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June 8, 1967
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Attacked by Israelis; Mistaken as Egyptians
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34 Killed
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Site of UK's Gov't Code & Cypher School during WWII
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A.K.A. Station X
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N. Korean Mig shot down a US EC-121 plane over the SOJ
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All 31 crewmembers died
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April 15, 1969
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Blue Ribbon Recruit Training Panel in 1993
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Impacts Unity & Esprit de Corps
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Spied for Russia, 1967 to 1985
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Sold Cavitation Information
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Had financial difficulties
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1. Office of Intelligence
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2. Dept. of the Library
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November 13-15, 1942
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Navy policy changed when the Sullivans brothers were lost
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687 were lost
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Largest Ships
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64 to 100 guns
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May 5, 1961
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1st U.S. manned space flight
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Alan B. Shepard
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April 12, 1982
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First reuseable Space Shuttle - Columbia
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All Navy Crew
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Young & Crippen
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April 01, 2001
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Sensitive information/tools were destroyed
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Collision between U.S. EP-3 and PRC Jet
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Merged Dept. of War & Dept. of Navy
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Created the Air Force
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Created the CIA
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Design and development of COBOL
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Invented the compiler
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John Dimitri Negroponte (2005)
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Responsiveness
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Simplicity
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Flexibility
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Economy
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Attainability
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Sustainability
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Survivability
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October 23, 1944
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Final blow to the Japanese
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March 23, 1965
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1st Two man space mission
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John W. Young
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October1, 1928
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Radiomen taught to break Japanese Code
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Navy HQ in D.C.
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September 15, 1950
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Battling highest Tides in the World
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Readiness
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Self-sustainability
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Flexibility
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Mobility
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Helped create the 1st working computer, ENIAC (1942)
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Created ARPANET (1966)
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