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BrianW

03 Sep 2019 10:38 a.m. PST

Well, the nice thing about going on a cruise is that you have plenty of time to read books. You even have time to write reviews of some of them!

Up on the blog right now are two book reviews. One is on pirates and the other is on small boat actions in the early history of the US Navy. To see them, you will have to go to the "Books for Naval Wargamers" page of the blog. It's easy though; because here's the direct link:
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