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Who bombed strafed USS Liberty in 1967?
Israel
Disadvantages of decentralization?
advantage and dis advantage of centralization and decentralization advantage and dis advantage of centralization and decentralization
The advantages during the Cold War?
Were often out-weighed by the disadvantegous, that's what kept it Cold. The framework was quickly established of MAD, or Mutual Assured Destruction in which the Soviets and the West knew that the first offensive nuclear attack might, or probably would end the world as we knew it. The USSR had a manpower and rocketry advantage, while the West had a Naval advantage and a Short Range Ballistic weapons advantage combined with a superior detection and alert status. In truth, the US had a gigantic advantage until the USSR began placing weapons in Cuba.
When teodore roosevelt was the president which ship was exploded?
The USS Maine exploded while William McKinley was president.
On what ship did antwone fisher serve?
USS BELLEAUWOOD (LHA-3) but other ships could be seen in the background.
What was probably the US greatest advantage?
A talented President
Who had the advantage in the battle of the coral sea axis powers or allied?
The axis was better trained, and that probably showed...as they did sink the biggest ship (the USS Lexington).
What was the greatest submarine ever built called?
USS Seawolf
What battleship causes the greatest loss of life at pearl habor?
USS Arizona
What is the advantage and dis advantage of great circle sailing?
the greatest advantage of the great circle sailing is that it can be gained by sailing along greatest circle route in high latitude in east and west direction
What was the greatest advantage the Americans had in the war?
Production
What is the greatest advantage if credit and why?
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What was the south's greatest advantage during the war?
the will to fight
What is the Greatest advantage of use renewable resources?
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The greatest single American loss of the war?
Bataan during WW2.
I would like info on aircraft carriers in the battle at guadacanal in 1942?
Probably the Yorktown class: USS Yorktown, USS Hornet, USS Enterprise, and the single USS Wasp. USS Lexington had already been sunk prior to the Guadalcanal campaign. And the Light & Escort carriers hadn't arrived on station yet. USS Ranger was kept in the Atlantic, considered too vulnerable for Pacific work.
What does uss in Star Trek means?
It stands for "United Space Ship", probably referring to the united territories of the United Federation of Planets.
