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Don't Give Up On the ShipO'Neil et al., 1991
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PROCEEDINGS Page 1 PROCEEDINGS US Naval Institute January 1991 Volume 117/1/1,055
46 Don’t Give Up On the Ship By Captain William D. O'Neil, USNR (Ret.) Our surface fleet will
continue to keep the peace, and will survive in less than all-out war at sea. Page 2 Don’t Give …
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