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US Navy PBM Mariner Flying Boat The PBM Mariner was one of the Navy's most important patrol bombers in WWII. The Mariner carried out anti-submarine warfare patrols and rescue missions for downed pilots and ship-wreaked sailors.	USS Missouri, 1945 The super battleship USS Missouri returned to New York City in October 1945 from the Pacific Campaign of WWII. Here she is seen having passed under the Brooklyn Bridge and approaching the Navy Yard.
US Navy F-4J Phantom II, VF-74 VF-74, the "Bedevilers" flew the F-4J Phantom in the 1970's. Here a flight escorts a Soviet Air Force TU-95 Bear bomber during an overflight of the Bedevilers home ship, USS America.	USS Intrepid, CV-11, 1945 USS Intrepid was an Essex class aircraft carrier of The US Navy. During WWII she fought in numerous Pacific campaigns. Here she is depicted launching her F4U Corsair fighters.
US Navy P-3C Orion The P-3C Orion is the front-line Anti Submarine Warfare aircraft of the US Navy. Here, an Orion of VP-8 tracks a submerging Victor III attack submarine of the Soviet Navy in the late 1970's.	Sovereign of the Seas Sovereign of the Seas was an extreme clipper built by Donald McKay of Boston in 1852. She held the world record as the fastest sailing ship for over 100 years.
USAF EC-121H Warning Star The EC-121H was an air control and warning aircraft of the USAF during the Cold War. Here, an EC-121 of Westover AFB is seen vectoring fighters to intercept an unknown target.	USS Colorado, BB 45 USS Colorado, the lead ship of her class, weighed over 32,000 tons, and was armed with 16 inch guns. She fought in many WWII campaigns as part of the Pacific Fleet.
USAF RB-47H Stratojet The RB-47H Stratojet was a high speed, high altitude reconnaissance bomber of the U.S. Air Force Strategic Air Command.	USS Bainbridge, CGN-25 The USS Bainbridge, CGN-25, was a nuclear powered guided missile cruiser of the US Navy. She served from 1962 to 1996, and in many conflicts from Vietnam to Bosnia.
USS John F. Kennedy USS John F. Kennedy was a "Kitty Hawk" class aircraft carrier of the US Navy from 1969 to 2007. She was over 1,000 feet long and weighed over 95,000 tons.	Sailing Barque Peking Peking was one of the last of the "Windjammer" steel hulled sailing ships. She was employed in the nitrate and wheat trade around Cape Horn in the early 1900's.
HMS Bellerophon, 1805 HMS Bellerophon was a 74 gun ship-of-the-line. She fought at the Battle of Trafalgar, and was the ship on which Napoleon Bonaparte was taken prisoner after Waterloo.	PT 202, Mediterranean, 1943 PT Squadron 15 was the first unit of PT boats in the Mediterranean in WWII. Here PT 202 is seen leading an attack on a column of seven German Flak Lighters off the west coast of Italy.
USS Massachusetts - Final Bombardment The USS Massachusetts, a 45,000 ton battleship, was armed with the largest guns of the US Navy.	Roger's Escape The USS President leads the USS Congress through the Lower Roads of Boston Harbor, having passed the Boston Lighthouse on Little Brewster Island and heading for the North Atlantic.
Sailing Barque Wendur The Sailing Barque Wendur, an iron hulled cargo carrier, was built in Scotland in 1884. She was one of the fastest sailing vessels ever built.	"The Mighty A" - USS Atlanta, 1941 The USS Atlanta was launched in December 1941, and entered service with the US Navy in March 1942. Here, she is depicted soon after launch, conducting sea trials off the coast of Maine.
HMS Barham HMS Barham was a 31,000 ton Queen Elizabeth class battleship of the British Royal Navy, and fought in both world wars.	USCG Cutter Ingham The USCG Ingham, a 327 foot long "Treasury" class cutter, is depicted here as she was in 1943, conducting anti-submarine guard for a North Atlantic convoy.
SS City of Paris, 1865 The SS City of Paris was one of the first ocean liners, providing service between the UK and New York starting in 1865, and had both sail and steam driven screw power.	Clipper Flying Cloud Flying Cloud was an extreme clipper designed by Donald McKay in the 1850's, seen here exiting a storm near Cape Horn.
Clipper Stag Hound The Stag Hound was an "extreme clipper" of the late 19th century, plying trade between New York and San Francisco.	Riding Home at Sunset A gentleman of the 19th Century arrives home at his country mansion.
"Balter 02, Splash One, Guns!" On 23 May 1972, Capt. J. M. Beatty and 1Lt J. M. Sumner, flying "Balter 02" achieved the first "gun kill" by the F-4E Phantom II, shooting down an enemy Mig-21 near Kep Airfield, North Vietnam.	USAAF CG-4A "Hadrian" Combat Assault Glider The CG-4A "Hadrian" was the primary combat assault glider used by the U.S. Army Air Forces in the Second World War.
USS Constellation, 1854 The USS Constellation was the last "all sail" ship in the US Navy. Here she is depicted leaving the US coast to become the flagship of the US Mediterranean Fleet.	HMS Warrior The British Royal Navy's HMS Warrior was one of the first "Ironclad" battleships. Here, she is depicted leaving her home port of Portsmouth circa 1860's.
US Navy Airship USS Macon The USS Macon, brain-child of Hindenberg and Graf Zeppelin designer Dr Hugo Eckener, gave the US Navy battle fleet a long-range scouting capability in the early 1930's.	USCG Eagle The beautiful US Coast Guard Barque "Eagle", under full sail, rounds the New London Ledge Lighthouse, and sails northeast in Long Island Sound for the open seas of the North Atlantic.