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Editor in Chief Bill	25 Jun 2019 5:12 p.m. PST
With virtually no combatants to battle at sea, the U.S. Navy found itself waging a different sort of war when the Korean conflict broke out 60 years ago—one that put a premium on seaborne mobility, air power, and shore bombardments. link

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