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    • [DOC File]The US Navy Japanese/Oriental Language School Archival Project

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      The Archives has raised $10,365.00 in the past three years for the US Navy Japanese/Oriental Language School Archival Project, $518.25 of which constitutes the CU Foundation’s 5% fee. $14,182.13 was spent on the Reunion, of which $9,625.00 was paid by reunion guests. $4,000.00 has been moved into the Archives JLS Fund to be used to pay work-study student wages (triples the value) on JLS ...

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    • [DOC File]FINAL MULTIPLE SCORE CHART - Navy Advancement

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      : for advancement to e4/5/6 the member’s relative standing among peers who participated in the same navy-wide examinatin for advancemnt determines the effective date of advancement (i.e. members with the highest final multiple score (fms) will be in the first increment) the percentile reflected on the exam profile sheet reflects how well you did on your exam comparred to your counterparts ...

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    • [DOC File]www.history.navy.mil

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      Naval History and Heritage Command. 805 Kidder Breese Street, SE. Washington Navy Yard, DC 20374-5060. Processor: Roy Grossnick (Updated October 2012). Eunice C. Dessez Papers. COLL/226. Creator: Eunice C. Dessez . Extent: 7 boxes. 2.3 cubic feet. Date Range: 1917-1918. Classification: Unclassified. Access: Open. Scope and Content Notes. This collection contains the memoirs and …

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    • [DOCX File]Mammal veterinary externship info - United States Navy

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      US Navy Marine Mammal Program History. The US Navy’s work with marine mammals began in the late 1950s. By understanding how dolphins move in the water, the Navy hoped to improve torpedo, ship, and submarine designs. Soon the Navy realized that dolphins would also be valuable assistants to Navy divers working in the open ocean. Unlike human divers, dolphins are capable of making repeated deep ...

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    • [DOC File]Naval Terms & Phraseology

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      At the time, the US Navy established a number of 'boot camps', which were officially termed, 'Military Indoctrination Centers', or MIC's. The discipline, regulations, and restrictions placed upon the new recruits were not very welcome, and they quickly combined the official term with the cartoon to denote anything ridiculous, non-sensical, or unimportant, but which had to be followed or obeyed.

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    • [DOCX File]Life Science - emyspot

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      US and VA History. Chapter 4 – Revolutionary Period. Assigned Completed. Chapter 4 Vocabulary Definitions_____ _____ Vocabulary Activity – Create Flash Cards

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    • [DOC File]AP US History

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      US1 History - Assignment Sheet. Chapter 16~ Politics and Reform 1877-1896. Vocabulary . pg 514. Patronage inflation goldbug grandfather clause Rebate deflation silverites segregation Populism cooperative. sharecropper Jim Crow laws Greenback gradual income tax poll tax lynching Terms. Section 1 Section 2 pg 500 Section 3 Charles Guiteau

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    • [DOCX File]www.history.navy.mil

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      The Navy’s birthday cake-cutting ceremony is important to all Sailors, as it is an annual renewal of each Sailor’s commitment to the Navy . . . and the Navy’s commitment to our nation’s quest for peace and freedom worldwide. The birthday cake is traditionally cut with a sword, as a reminder that we are a band of warriors, committed to carrying arms so that our nation may live in peace ...

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