| 101. | The Wreck of HMS Thistle – A Submarine Sunk by Another Submarine | 1,207 | |
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| 102. | HMS Formidable – Lumbering Into Gunfight (And Shrugging Off Kamikazes) | 2,168 | |
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| 103. | USS Mississippi (BB-41) – From Dreadnought to Missile Test Ship | 1,148 | |
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| 104. | IJN Hatsuzuki – A Doomed Last Stand at Leyte Gulf | 1,144 | |
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| 105. | SMS Baden - "More Useful To The Enemy Than Her Own Country" | 1,014 | |
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| 106. | HMS Princess Royal – The Forgotten Battlecruiser of Jutland | 1,216 | |
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| 107. | HMS Anson – A Battleship That Never Fought in Anger | 1,039 | |
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| 108. | USS Heermann - The Last Taffy | 982 | |
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| 109. | KMS Gneisenau - Atlantic Raider Wrecked in Drydock | 1,289 | |
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| 110. | HMS Valiant - Rammed, Mined, Almost Sunk in Port | 1,050 | |
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| 111. | HMS Myngs – Sunk by F-4 Phantoms in Port | 1,121 | |
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| 112. | USS John Rodgers - The Last of the Fletchers (In Service) | 1,195 | |
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| 113. | IJA Akitsu Maru - An Army ‘Aircraft Carrier’ | 1,078 | |
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| 114. | USS Ernest G. Small - “Who Needs a Bow Anyway?" | 1,244 | |
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| 115. | KMS Blücher - "That Old Norwegian Fort Isn't a Problem, Right?" | 955 | |
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| 116. | The Wreck of Admiral Graf Spee – A German Raider in South America | 1,103 | |
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| 117. | MN Béarn – France's First, Underwhelming, Aircraft Carrier | 1,044 | |
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| 118. | USS Maury – The Fastest American Destroyer (Probably) | 992 | |
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| 119. | The Wreck of IJN Wakatsuki – A Shattered Mess on The Bottom | 1,010 | |
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| 120. | USS San Diego (ACR-6) – A Controversial Sinking off New York | 1,077 | |
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| 121. | Ship Conversions - For When You Need a Different Ship | 932 | |
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| 122. | The Shipwrecks of Ormoc – An End for Destroyers | 986 | |
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| 123. | Interior Photos of RN Roma – Is this a Battleship or an Ocean Liner? | 1,147 | |
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| 124. | The Sinking of RN Roma - “The Dawn of Guided Attack” | 1,051 | Guide |
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| 125. | IJN Ashigara - A Cruiser That Was Denied Action | 1,008 | |
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| 126. | SMS Hindenburg - The Final Imperial German Capital Ship | 910 | |
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| 127. | HMS Whimbrel – The Last of Her Kind | 1,157 | |
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| 128. | USS Princeton (CVL-23) - “Everything is on Fire. Try to Save The Ship!” | 898 | |
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| 129. | The Wreck of IJN Jintsu – Blown in Two, Yet Remarkably Preserved | 964 | |
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| 130. | HMS Furious - Fisher's Folly Becomes Pioneering Aircraft Carrier | 891 | |
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| 131. | USS Quincy (CA-39) - “Everything will be okay. The ship will go down fighting." | 885 | |
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| 132. | JDS Wakaba - The Last IJN Destroyer (in Japan) | 945 | |
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| 133. | SMS Ostfriesland – Best Known As a Giant Target | 975 | |
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| 134. | HMS Audacious - "Who Put that Mine There?" | 879 | |
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| 135. | USS Astoria (CA-34) – Too Stubborn To Sink, Until The Last Moment | 929 | |
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| 136. | HMAS Vampire (D68) - Part of The Scrap Iron Flotilla | 976 | |
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| 137. | Wrecks of Crossroads - The Smaller and Oft-Forgotten Ships | 875 | |
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| 138. | RN Espero – Embarrassing The Royal Navy | 934 | |
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| 139. | The Wreck of USS Arizona – Resting at Peace, Never Forgotten | 923 | |
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| 140. | The Wrecks of HMS Erebus and Terror - A Doomed Expedition | 1,172 | |
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| 141. | RN Leonardo da Vinci – A Mysterious Sinking and a Brilliant Salvage | 973 | |
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| 142. | The Wreck of HMS Hermes - A Largely Forgotten Victim | 843 | |
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| 143. | HMS Glowworm - "Standby To Ram." | 841 | |
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| 144. | HMS Edinburgh – A Heroic Last Stand (with Gold) | 993 | |
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| 145. | Spanish Cruiser Canarias – A Spanish Take on British Cruisers | 917 | |
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| 146. | Ocean Liners Ramming Warships - Intentional or Otherwise | 876 | |
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| 147. | HMS Repulse - “Hit Me If You Can, Japan.” | 834 | |
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| 148. | The Fate (and Wreck) of IJN Nagato – Sent Down By Atomic Fire | 888 | |
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| 149. | The Sinking of USS Juneau - A Tragedy at Sea | 823 | |
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| 150. | The Japanese 10cm Mount – Japan's Best Anti Aircraft System | 895 | |
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| 151. | SMS Von der Tann – The Birth of the German Battlecruiser | 922 | |
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| 152. | USS Texas (1892) - A Very Unlucky First Battleship | 818 | |
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| 153. | HMS Glorious - The Most Infamous Carrier Sinking | 877 | |
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| 154. | USS Milwaukee (C-21) - "Hey, Isn't This a Bit Close to Shore?" | 816 | |
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| 155. | USS Savannah - Surviving the Fritz X | 914 | |
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| 156. | HMS Graph (U-570) - When The Royal Navy Took a U-Boat | 813 | |
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| 157. | HMS Iron Duke - Survivor of Jutland and German Air Attack | 895 | |
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| 158. | The Wreck of USS Independence – From Crossroads to California | 877 | |
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| 159. | Was IJN Shinano Worth The Effort to Build Her? | 863 | |
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| 160. | USS Texas - Under Repair and Restoration | 794 | |
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| 161. | The Wreck of IJN Niizuki - Destroyed at Kula Gulf | 843 | |
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| 162. | KMS Lützow (SN Petropavlovsk) - German Cruiser Used Against Germany | 883 | |
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| 163. | More Strange Shipwrecks - Lawn Dart U-Boats to an Aussie Monitor | 812 | |
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| 164. | Aircraft Carriers In Gunfights - “What Do You Mean We're a Carrier?” | 808 | |
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| 165. | USS Norman Scott - A Stubborn Refusal To Sink | 789 | |
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| 166. | MN Jean Bart - "Who Needs to be Complete to Fight?" | 747 | |
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| 167. | USS St. Lo – First Victim of the Kamikaze | 799 | |
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| 168. | USS Milwaukee - Remember to Take Care of Your Loaned Ships | 743 | |
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| 169. | RHS Georgios Averof - The Pride of Greece and The Greek Navy | 737 | |
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| 170. | MN Algérie – The Best Treaty Cruiser? | 758 | |
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| 171. | KMS Leipzig - "Prinz Eugen! Watch Where You're Going!" | 838 | |
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| 172. | IJN Tosa - A Victim of Treaty Restrictions | 721 | |
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| 173. | RN Pola – An Incredibly Unlucky Cruiser | 792 | |
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| 174. | Weird But Sometimes Useful - Five Strange Ships | 696 | |
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| 175. | Five Notable Missing Shipwrecks - Japanese Carriers to Lost Taffys | 743 | |
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| 176. | USS Corry - Sunk at D-Day, Her Flag Flew Over France | 676 | |
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| 177. | Italian Battleship Rebuilds - Like New, But Still Outdated. Were They Worth It? | 675 | |
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| 178. | USS Hoel: The Forgotten Taffy | 675 | |
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| 179. | Under The Red Flag – Axis Ships in Soviet Service | 725 | |
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| 180. | USS California – From the Fires of Defeat, To Ultimate Victory | 864 | |
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| 181. | The Great Lakes Aircraft Carriers - USS Sable and USS Wolverine | 692 | |
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| 182. | RHS Salamis – Greece's Doomed Battleship Design | 737 | |
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| 183. | Japan’s Unluckiest Cruiser - Mogami’s Torpedo Incident | 743 | |
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| 184. | RN Gorizia - Italy's Luckiest Heavy Cruiser? | 717 | |
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| 185. | The Wacky Rebuild of RN G. Garibaldi - “Polaris on A Light Cruiser? Sure!” | 702 | |
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| 186. | USS Skipjack – “Give us TP and Working Torpedoes!” | 676 | |
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| 187. | HMS Hermes - The First Aircraft Carrier (By Design) | 638 | |
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| 188. | USS Washington (BB-47) - The Oft Forgotten Target Ship | 632 | |
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| 189. | General History: Dreadnought Turret Layouts | 626 | |
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| 190. | General History: HMS Orion - The Super Dreadnought | 624 | |
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| 191. | The Wreck of SMS Hindenburg – Germany's Last Battlecruiser | 1,303 | |
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| 192. | Intership Rivalries – Sometimes Friendly, Sometimes Vicious | 680 | |
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| 193. | HIRMS Imperator Nikolai I - A Dreadnought Ended by Revolution | 630 | |
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| 194. | RN Giulio Cesare – An Italian Battleship Lost in Crimea | 697 | |
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| 195. | HMS Prince of Wales - A Prince Stricken From the Air | 596 | |
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| 196. | USS William D. Porter - Unlucky Fact or Internet Tall Tales? | 642 | |
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| 197. | “Sail Destroyer? Sail Submarine?” - Sails on Non-Sail Ships | 681 | |
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| 198. | Ersatz Yorck-class - The Last Imperial German Battlecruisers | 581 | |
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| 199. | Honor on The Sea - Four Times Ships Rescued Enemy Sailors | 575 | |
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| 200. | When Pilots Landed on the Wrong Ship - Solutions to the Problem | 575 | |
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