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Humanities to Go Program Host Checklist rev. September 2012 Completed application must arrive in our office at least ten (10) weeks before the date of your program. Application Fee: $50 per program; limit of 3 programs p

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• Naval History & Heritage Command
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UNCLASSIFIED Navy Material Loan and Donation Brief by Naval Historical Center (Navy Curator office)

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• OPNAV Instruction
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2014 Secretary of Defense Environmental Awards Environmental Restoration, Individual/Team Award Naval Air Station Cecil Field Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) Cleanup Team, FL Each year since 1962, the Department of D

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• Base Realignment and Closure
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• Naval Submarine Base New London
• USS PGM-7
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• Groton
• Connecticut
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IV. The Thirties[removed]The economic depression of the early thirties slowed the expansion of Naval Aviation. But, surprisingly, research and development continued. Lieutenant Apollo Soucek topped his own world alt

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• Airborne aircraft carriers
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• Airship
• Hangar
• US Army airships
• Aircraft
• Aviation
• Goodyear aircraft

I. The Early Years: [removed]arine Aviation was officially born on May 22, 1912, when First Lieutenant Alfred A. Cunningham, USMC, reported to the camp “for duty in connection with aviation.” This was several months

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• Alfred A. Cunningham
• United States Marine Corps Aviation
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• Military organization
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CONTACTS: Renee Mailhiot, Museum of Science and Industry, ([removed]Beth Boston, Museum of Science and Industry, ([removed]FIRST-PERSON ACCOUNTS OF THE U-505’S CAPTURE “The Battle of the Atlantic was the do

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• Submarines
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• Ships preserved in museums
• U-boat
• USS Chatelain
• Battle of the Atlantic
• Boarding
• Maritime history
• Naval warfare
• Watercraft

Edited by the Staff of Naval Aviation News Designed by Charles Cooney Published by the Deputy Chief of Naval Operations (Air Warfare) and the Commander, Naval Air Systems Command Washington, D.C.

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• Glenn Curtiss
• Motorcycle land speed record
• John Henry Towers
• Naval aviation
• Curtiss CS
• Curtiss Model H
• Theodore G. Ellyson
• USS Ellyson
• Aviation
• Transport
• Alexander Graham Bell

The N3N, another of the Navy’s well-known training aircraft, was used before and during WW II. seaplane. The last production model N3N-1 was received on April 29, 1938. It was followed by an improved

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• Boeing-Stearman Model 75
• Stearman aircraft
• Vultee BT-13 Valiant
• North American T-6 Texan
• Naval Aircraft Factory N3N Canary
• Trainer
• United States Naval Aviator
• Jet trainer
• Beechcraft
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• Aviation
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