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SSN 680 Ship's Brochures

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Brochures and pamphlets produced for USS WILLIAM H. BATES (SSN 680) for ceremonies, special events, and guests.

Ship's Brochures can be added by contacting the SSN 680 Site Lead. 

 

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List of articles in category SSN 680 Ship's Brochures
Title Published Date Contributor
Change of Command - Uplinger to Trautman - 15 AUG 1985 28 FEB 2017 Alan Weakley
Commissioning Brochure - 5 MAY 1973 02 JUN 2011 Phillip Saul
Launching Brochure - 11 DEC 1971 03 MAR 2014 Brad Williamson
Welcome Aboard Brochure - Undated 28 DEC 2008 Dennis Carroll
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  • GAO Report on Coast Guard Defense Missions
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    The Navy and the Pentagon are crunching numbers on two separate sets of studies that will map out the size of the service’s future fleet as defense budgets are set to stay static for the foreseeable future, officials familiar with the studies told USNI News. The Navy is performing its own assessment of the fleet […]
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