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usafphantom2 · 3 months
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a Lockheed S-3B Viking assigned to the TOPCATS on the USS George Washington. (howard)
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ladiesandgenerals · 1 year
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stone-cold-groove · 7 months
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Whereabouts unknown - 1961.
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[ 2004 Crete, Greece ]
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punk-63 · 4 months
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playitagin · 1 year
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Apr.9.1981
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 - 米原潜当て逃げ事件. 米原潜当て逃げ事件(べいげんせんあてにげじけん)とは、1981年4月9日に発生した、日本船籍の貨物船に対する当て逃げ事件である。日昇丸事件(にっしょうまるじけん)ともいう。
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judgemark45 · 18 days
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CVN-73 USS George Washington!
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aviationgeek71 · 4 months
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A Navy E-2D Hawkeye takes off from the USS George Washington in the Atlantic Ocean after performing a touch and go, Jan. 14, 2024.
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A MK-38 25mm gun mount fires remotely on Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73) in the Atlantic Ocean, May 7, 2024.
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Apropos your recent remarks on Regency men, the great outdoors, and military service, do you think the picture of Washington, D.C. burning is strictly necessary for this variety? Or only statistically probable? I'm worried it would clash with my collection of pastoral landscape paintings, but also wouldn't want to deprive the Regency man of necessary enrichment. Should I be looking at a different type of 19th century man more compatible with my art collection?
Hello! I am jumping ahead in the order of asks to respond to this question about managing expectations for Regency men.
The portrait with Washington, D.C. in flames is not strictly necessary for perhaps the great majority of men in this time period; but you must allow for the iconic nature of Sir George Cockburn's c. 1817 portrait in his rear-admiral's pattern 1812-25 undress coat with Hessian boots and spurs, and the burning Capitol buildings in Washington behind him. The ultimate statement in military might and Napoleonic-era civilian fashion, melded together in an expression of brilliant masculinity!
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It's pronounced COH-burn, for your information.
Despite all this, some would baulk at the underlying violence of such a portrait. If your 19th century man has a penchant for this sort of display, he may be content with a comparable marine tableau—perhaps HMS Shannon capturing USS Chesapeake!
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Surely, this majestic view of Halifax Harbour will compliment any pastoral landscape.
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usafphantom2 · 22 days
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A U.S. Navy E-2C Hawkeye from Elvis’ SUN KINGS landing on the USS George Washington in some heavy weather on 11 May 2024. (clawson)
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andalitean · 2 years
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Imagine you join the navy and its your first day on the USS George Washington and theres a special visitor's plane there and he goes into an office with your admiral and a few hours later youre letting a blue deer borrow your DNA and clothes to fight knife serpent aliens controlled by slugs that are trying to stage a nuclear war in order to take over the world. I would quit my job
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todaysdocument · 1 year
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AMN Samuel Richmond takes a break on his wheel chock atop the flight deck of USS GEORGE WASHINGTON while underway in the Arabian Sea on March 8, 1998.
Record Group 330: Records of the Office of the Secretary of Defense
Series: Combined Military Service Digital Photographic Files
Image description: Two men, one close to the camera, lean on the waist-high end of wheel chocks that are shaped sort of like golf clubs with large heads. Each man is wearing camouflage trousers, a blue jacket with white shoulder reinforcements, a blue-and-white helmet, gloves, ear protection, and a large pair of goggles. In the background we can see other servicemembers and an aircraft on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier. 
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usnatarchives · 2 years
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Original caption: “Hot Singer, Lena Horne, Has Audience Jumping With Her Singing at Hollywood Victory Committee Show” Ft. Huachuca, AZ, 9/6/1942, NARA ID 266694436.
Broadway First: Theater Named for LENA HORNE! First NYC theater named for a Black woman honors legend By Miriam Kleiman, Public Affairs
Civil Rights activist, singer, actress, and dancer Lena Horne (1917–2010) broke racial barriers and achieved many “firsts” including being the first Black performer hired to sing with a major white band, play the Copacabana nightclub, and sign a Hollywood contract. This week she (posthumously) achieved another milestone when Broadway’s Atkinson Theatre was renamed The Lena Horne Theatre. She features prominently in our records: supporting the troops in World War II, meeting with presidents, and marching on Washington.
Video: Lena Horne Christens the USS George Washington Carver, Richmond, CA, 5/17/1943, NARA ID 77813.
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Original caption: "Lena Horne conserves fuel (gas)." WWII, NARA ID 535820.
Lena Horne at the March on Washington 8/28/1963, NARA ID 542057.
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Lena Horne with JFK 11/20/1963, JFK Library image.
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Lena Horne with IKE 3/19/55, image online.
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Lena Horne with President Truman at his Inaugural Gala where she sang "Stormy Weather" 1/19/1949. Truman Library 64-1-31. NARA ID 200002.
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More online:
Black History special topics page - NARA’s related online resources
1966 Interview - hear Horne discuss her life and career, civil rights, Billie Holiday and Joe Lewis. Preserved by Pacifica Radio Archives with National Historical Publications and Records Commission support.
Celebrating Black History Month: Hidden Gems, AOTUS blog
Statement by President Obama on the Passing of Lena Horne, Obama Library
President Reagan’s remarks for Kennedy Center Honorees, 12/2/1984, Reagan Library
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[ 2004 USS George Washington / CCG8 ]
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lonestarbattleship · 6 months
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View of USS WYOMING (BB-32), USS PENNSYLVANIA (BB-38) and several destroyers escorting USS GEORGE WASHINGTON (ID-3018) across the Atlantic to Brest, France. GEORGE WASHINGTON was carrying President Woodrow Wilson to France for the Paris Peace Conference.
Date: December 1918
U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command: NH 109454
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