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United States Submarine Operations in World War II (Expanded from stub)
Maurice H. Rindskopf (Authored)
Charles Elliott Loughlin (Expanded)
Sheppard J. Shreaves (Authored)
USS O-5 (SS-66) (Expanded from stub)
Ronald Arthur Hopwood (Authored)
Tiffany Cross Medal of Honor (Authored)
Parbuckle salvage (Authored)
Morton C. Mumma (Expanded)
Mexican War Midshipmen's Monument (Authored)
Tripoli Monument (sculpture) (Authored)
Jeannette Monument (Authored)
Macedonian Monument (Authored)
Navy Bill (Authored)
Herndon Monument (Expanded)
Tamanend (sculpture) (Authored)
Recipients of the Gold Lifesaving Medal (Category)

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Submariners edit

Beach, Edward L., Jr.
Breault, Henry
Charette, William R.
Cromwell, John P.
Cutter, Slade
Dealey, Samuel David
Fluckey, Eugene B.
Gilmore, Howard W.
Grider, George W.
Morton, Dudley W.
Mumma, Morton C.
Nimitz, Chester W.
O'Kane, Richard
Ramage, Lawson
Street, George L., II

Tiffany Cross Medal of Honor Recipients edit

Balch, John Henry
Bennett, Floyd
Boone, Joel Thompson
Byrd, Richard E.
Cukela, Louis
Hammann, Charles
Hayden, David E.
Ingram, Osmond
Izac, Edouard
Janson, Ernest A.
Kelly, John J.
Kocak, Matej
Lyle, Alexander
Madison, James Jonas
Osborne, Weedon
Petty, Orlando Henderson
Pruitt, John H.
Robinson, Robert G.
Schilt, Christian F.
Siegel, John Otto
Sullivan, Daniel Augustus Joseph
Talbot, Ralph

Other edit

Bulkeley, John D.
Chamberlin, Stephen J.
Collins, John Augustine
Culpepper, Allen Ross
David, Albert
Elliott, Jesse Duncan
Elliott, Washington Lafayette
Forrest, Nathan Bedford
Ghormley, Robert L.
Hammond, Francis C.
Kamehameha I
Kaufmann, Drapper
King, Ernest
Lowe, Harold
Macdonough, Thomas
McCandless, Bruce
Mitscher, Marc
Mower, Charles E.
Mullen, Michael
Muselier, Émile Henry
Oldendorf, Jesse B.
Perry, Christopher Raymond
Perry, Matthew Calbraith
Perry, Oliver Hazard
Rochefort, Joseph J.
Schonland, Herbert Emery
Sims, William
Spruance, Raymond
Truesdale, Donald Leroy
Twiggs, David E.
Vandegrift, Alexander
Williams, James E.

Military Topics Edited edit

Ships and Submarines edit

Others edit

Battles and Campaigns Edited edit

World War II edit

Others edit

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Biographies edit

Cornè, Michele Felice
Goodman, Benny
Moran, Edward
Morse, Samuel
Noyes, Alfred
Sheppard, Bob
Weichmann, Louis J.

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Whitman, Edward C. "Submarine Hero - Lawson P. "Red" Ramage". Undersea Warfare Winter 1999 Vol. 2, No. 2. Chief of Naval Operations Submarine Warfare Division. Retrieved 26 July 2011.
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