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Playing “Taps” Links Sailor to WWII Shipmate

By Musician 2nd Class Kristen Gale, Trumpet Instrumentalist, U.S. Naval Forces Europe Band I’ve often thought about thanking Ms. Fox. She had a startling lack of patience for an elementary art teacher, but it was her irritability that caused an 11-year-old me to want to join the band. I wanted …

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Naval National Inventor Hall of Fame Inductees

By Julianne F. Metzger, Public Affairs Specialist, Office of the Chief Communications Officer, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) issued U.S. Patent No. 10,000,000 today. Patent 10 million represents a momentous achievement of the human ingenuity and innovation in America. It is a distinct moment to …

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The Naval History of Nevada

By Naval History and Heritage Command, Communication and Outreach Division Despite its landlocked geography and arid environment, the state of Nevada enjoys a wealth of naval history. At least 20 Ships have been named for Nevada, its cities, places, and people. No fewer than three ships have served using the …

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The Naval History of Kansas

By Naval History and Heritage Command, Communication and Outreach Division Kansas’ status as a landlocked state doesn’t stop it from having rich ties to naval history and heritage. At least five Sailors from Kansas have received the Medal of Honor for their acts of valor while serving in the U.S. …

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