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    Horatio Nelson

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    Horatio Nelson Horatio Nelson “was a flag officer famous for his service in the Royal Navy‚ particularly during the Napoleonic Wars. He was noted for his inspirational leadership and superb grasp of strategy and unconventional tactics‚ which resulted in a number of decisive naval victories.” (2013). Horatio Nelson‚ 1st Viscount Nelson. Retrieved from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horatio_Nelson‚_1st_Viscount_Nelson “The Royal Naval College in Dartmouth was divided into a number of ‘houses’‚ just like

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    Raf War2

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    dvance------------------------------------------------- ADVANCED HIGHER HISTORY ------------------------------------------------- Holy Cross High School PREPARATIONS FOR WAR THE ARMY THE RAF THE NAVY CIVILIAN PRECAUTIONS THE SEARCH FOR ALLIES ECONOMIC PRECAUTIONS INTRODUCTION How well prepared was Britain for war in 1939? The British Army in 1939 was a small‚ professional force. It was supported by the Territorial Army. At the outbreak of war the British Expeditionary

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    torry

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    32 million gallons of crude oil spilled.[1] The wreck of the supertankerSS Torrey Canyon affected hundreds of miles of coastline in the UK‚ France‚ Guernsey‚ and Spain and mitigation efforts involved bombing raids by aircraft from the Royal Air Force and Royal Navy.[2] Torrey Canyon left Mina al-Ahmadi with a full cargo of crude oil in February 1967‚ reached the Canary Islands in March‚ with an intended destination of Milford Haven in West Wales. On 18 March 1967 she struck Pollard’s Rock on Seven

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    The British practice of operating naval ships with “busy” men‚ who were convincingly placed into service‚ was very common. Under the British rule‚ during war the navy had the right to pick up people through the Streets of Great Britain‚ arresting men and playing them in their Royal Navy. Americans believed that this time that the act of impressment was as a deliberate and dastardly‚ committed against innocent men. Impressment fueled barbarity‚ infuriating Congress into governmental

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    William Golding

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    English IV Mrs/Mr. ____ December __th‚ 20__ ___________ Mrs/Mr. ____ English IV December 17‚ 2013 Sir William Golding Sir William Golding is a well known novelist who is considered very inspiring. He was a futuristic scientists‚ a royal sailor‚ an incredible teacher and to say no least an exceedingly author. William Golding was born on September 19‚ 1911‚ in Saint Columb Minor‚ Cornwall‚ England. He was raised in a 14th-century house next door to a graveyard. His mother‚ Mildred‚

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    the nickname "the Mad Major." After the war he became a film star through his work both as a stunt pilot and as an actor. During the 1930s he worked for a time as a British secret agent‚ serving as a double agent to Nazi Germany. He returned to the Navy in World War II. During his flying career he logged over 17‚000 flying hours on 73 types of aircraft. Christopher Draper was born on the 16th of January 1979 in Bebington‚ on the wirral

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    uss constitution

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    George Washington after the Constitution of the United States of America.This ships birth place was in Bostons shipyard‚ it is currently located in Charlestown‚ Massachusetts. The USS Constitution was fully constructed in 1797. It still is the longest Navy ship in US History‚ no one has out done it yet. The USS Constitution is open to the public‚ you can take tours and catch beautiful pictures of the ship and some breathtaking views of Boston. What is most important and interesting is the USS Constitution’s

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    was that the navy should be deployed in battle fleets. Zumwalt attempted to institutionalize a shift in the Navy’s strategy focus from power projection to sea control. He believed large steps must be taken in order to make any progress at all in the navy. He wanted to increase the size of the navy and did so by taking large steps in the first few months after taking office. Mahan would have agreed with Zumwalt’s ideas of naval increase. He provided a needs to build a battleship navy capable of

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    his satellite phone asking for assistance. The rescue involved the Royal Navy‚ the RAF and British Coastguards.  ’Chilean naval ship’ and ’Involved the Royal Navy’ - Introduction of another two nations (along with Russia) makes the event seem very large and dramatic as entire nations are dealing with it opposed to maybe local police. Reader feels embarrassed for ’the men’ as their exploration was halted and had to be dealt by the Navy. This infers that the journey was ill planned and thought out.

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    and industrial decline. Shipbuilding • just before war broke out 100‚000 workers in Scotland depended in some way on the shipbuilding industry for their wages. • when war broke out‚ all the main shipyards were taken under the control of the royal navy. • The increase in production line technology sped up the process of shipbuilding but also threatened jobs. • after the war‚ even more jobs were lost as the demand for ships almost completely dried up. Fishing • historians of Scottish fishing

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