Life in the Navy: From the First Spanish Armada to Pearl Harbor

•August 25, 2014 • 1 Comment

From the First Spanish Armada to Pearl Harbor, conditions aboard the world’s leading navies have improved greatly, but some facets of sea life have remained unchanged. More »

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