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CDR Salamander β€’ 1002 implied HN points β€’ 26 Jan 24
  1. USS Arkansas (BB-33) had a remarkable service history through two World Wars with only one casualty.
  2. Arkansas provided important gunfire support during key events like the invasion of Normandy and Operation 'Anvil'.
  3. The pilots of VCS-7, a US Navy Spotter Squadron, transitioned from float planes to flying Supermarine Spitfires during combat operations.
An Africanist Perspective β€’ 732 implied HN points β€’ 03 Nov 23
  1. Ethiopia needs a reliable seaport and navy to secure its economic future and overcome the costs associated with being landlocked.
  2. Access to a reliable seaport is crucial for Ethiopia's trade-driven output growth, industrialization, and agricultural exports.
  3. Considering historical and geopolitical challenges, building a navy is essential for Ethiopia to protect its economic interests, secure seaport treaties, and deter aggression from rivals.
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CDR Salamander β€’ 1336 implied HN points β€’ 23 May 23
  1. High profile alliance units like SNMG2 are important for refining cooperation and professionalism among nations.
  2. The condition of warships like USS James E. Williams reflects on the nation's Navy and impacts perceptions of health, morale, and respect.
  3. Proper maintenance and stewardship of warships are crucial for representing the nation well and maintaining credibility with allies and competitors.
CDR Salamander β€’ 1100 implied HN points β€’ 04 May 23
  1. Largest land war in Europe is happening, China surpassing the US in navy size, and Iran hijacking oil tankers are pressing issues.
  2. Naval War College's focus has shifted away from war to topics like gender and peace, raising questions about its alignment with naval priorities.
  3. The symposium at the Naval War College focused on gender issues, peace, and security, rather than warfighting and maritime challenges.