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Issue Date Article Author WI 36/1 Mar 1999 the Swedish 1St Class Gunboats Curt Borgenstam, Jr Article Index Warship International 1999-2014 Issue Date Article Author WI 36/1 Mar 1999 The Swedish 1st Class Gunboats Curt Borgenstam, Jr. WI 36/1 Mar 1999 The U.S. Coast Guard's 255-foot Cutters: Were Robert Erwin Johnson they the "Fiasco Class?" WI 36/2 Jun 1999 Battleship Development in Russia from 1905 to Sergei E. Vinogradov 1917 WI 36/2 Jun 1999 The 15" (381mm)/40 Guns of the Francesco Carlo Alfredo Clerici; Alfredo Flocchini; CDR. Carraciolo Class Battleships Charles B. Bobbins WI 36/3 Sep 1999 Austria-Hungary's Monarch Class Coast Defense Erwin F. Sieche Ships WI 36/3 Sep 1999 Obituary — John Campbell CDR Charles B. Robbins USN(Ret) WI 36/3 Sep 1999 The "Maruyu" Submarines Yasufumi Kunimoto WI 36/4 Dec 1999 Design Histories of United States Warships of Staff World War II, the Essex Class (Part 1) - CV9-21, 31-40, 45-47 WI 36/4 Dec 1999 Technical Annex (Part 2)—Essex (CV-9) Class: Staff Selected Ship Characteristics WI 37/1 Mar 2000 Battleship Development in Russia from 1905 to Sergei E. Vinogradov 1917: Chapter 3 WI 37/1 Mar 2000 The World War II Career of USS Oglala Christopher C. Wright WI 37/1 Mar 2000 Defending the Seas Mariners' Museum, Newport News VA WI 37/2 Jun 2000 Naval Radio: Introduction and Development 1900- Vernon W. Howland 1920 WI 37/2 Jun 2000 The Restoration of HMS M-33 William Schleihauf WI 37/2 Jun 2000 Chilean-American 12 in. Guns Comdr. Charles B. Robbins USN (Retd.); E.R. Lewis WI 37/3 Sep 2000 Battleship Development in Russia, 1905-1917: Sergei E. Vinogradov Chapter 4 WI 37/3 Sep 2000 Solving Some Mysteries of Leyte Gulf: Fate of the Anthony P. Tully Chikuma and Chokai WI 37/3 Sep 2000 The Ancestral Asdic William Schleihauf WI 37/4 Dec 2000 The U.S. Navy's Operation of the Former Imperial Christopher C. Wright Japanese Navy Submarines I-14, -400, and 1I- 401, 1945-1946 WI 38/1 Mar 2001 The Dumaresq and the Dreyer (Part One) William Schleihauf WI 38/1 Mar 2001 The Royal Yugoslav Seaplane Tender & Minelayer Zvonimir Freivogel Zmaj WI 38/1 Mar 2001 Ammunition Explosions in World War I: A re- David K. Brown, RCNC; Iain McCallum examination of the evidence WI 38/2 Jun 2001 Ted Stone Obituary C.C. Wright - Mr. Stone; Dr. Michael C. Stone; Arnold Gouldner; William Rau; Ernest Arroyo; William H. Davis. WI 38/2 Jun 2001 The Dumaresq and the Dreyer: Part II William Schleihauf WI 38/3 Sep 2001 The Dumaresq and the Dreyer: Part III William Schleihauf WI 38/3 Sep 2001 French Light Cruisers – Part I: The First Light Jean Guiglini and Albert Moreau Cruisers of the 1922 Naval Program: The 8,000 Ton Cruisers Duguay-Trouin, Lamotte-Picquet, Primauguet WI 38/4 Dec 2001 French Light Cruisers – Part 2 of 3 Parts: The Jean Guiglini and Albert Moreau; Translated by First Light Cruisers of the 1922 Naval Program: Kenneth R. Macpherson The 8,000 Ton Cruisers Duguay-Trouin, Lamotte- Picquet, Primauguet WI 39/1 Mar 2002 French Light Cruisers – Part 3 of 3 Parts: The Richard Robinson; D. Swetnam; Charles W. First Light Cruisers of the 1922 Naval Program: Godwin; John B. Morgen; Brian Hargreaves, The 8,000 Ton Cruisers Duguay-Trouin, Lamotte- Harmut Ehlers Picquet, Primauguet WI 39/2 Jun 2002 PROJECT "A.S. - 450": As designed in 1942 by Erminio Bagnasco the O.T.O. Shipyard Page 1 Article Index Warship International 1999-2014 Issue Date Article Author WI 39/3 Sep 2002 The US Navy's Study of the Loss of Battleship Christopher C. Wriqht; William J. Jurens Arizona Part One: A Documentary Review WI 39/4 Dec 2002 The US Navy's Study of the Loss of Battleship C. C. Wright; W. J. Jurens Arizona: Errata to Part 1 (W.I. No. 3, 2002) WI 39/4 Dec 2002 The US Navy's Study of the Loss of Battleship C. C. Wright; W. J. Jurens Arizona: Appendix 1 - A Technical Analysis of the Arizona Explosion Film WI 40/1 Mar 2003 USS Arizona: Part 3 of 3 C. C. Wright; W. J. Jurens WI 40/1 Mar 2003 USS Arizona: Annex A - List of War Damage C. C. Wright; W. J. Jurens Analysis WI 40/1 Mar 2003 USS Arizona: Annex B - Development of C. C. Wright; W. J. Jurens Propellent WI 40/1 Mar 2003 USS Arizona: Annex C - Extract from Boise C. C. Wright; W. J. Jurens Damage Report WI 40/1 Mar 2003 USS Arizona: Annex D - Main Battery C. C. Wright; W. J. Jurens WI 40/2 Jun 2003 The Attack on HMS Delhi at Spalato Dr. Zvonimir Freivogel WI 40/2 Jun 2003 The Navy of the Republic of Vietnam Charles H. Bogart WI 40/3 Sep 2003 Brazil's Coast Defense Rearmament, 1939-1945 CDR Charles B. Robbins, USN (Ret); E.R. Lewis (and Chilean - American 12in Guns) WI 40/3 Sep 2003 The Coast-Defence Ship "Furieux”: Part 1 Luc Teton; Jean Roche; Ian Sturton WI 40/3 Sep 2003 The Saint-Pierre Disaster - 8 May 1902 Charles Schedel; Paul H. Silverstone WI 40/4 Dec 2003 French Coast-Defense Battleship Furieux Part 2 Luc Feron; Jean Roche; Ian Sturton WI 40/4 Dec 2003 HMS Invincible: The explosion at Jutland and its Eur Ing David K. Brown, RCNC relevance to HMS Hood WI 40/4 Dec 2003 VASILEFS GEORGIOS and VASILISSA OLGA: Dr. Zvonimir Freivogel From Sister-Ships to Adversaries WI 41/1 Mar 2004 Brazil's Coast Defense Rearmament, 1939-1945: E. R. Lewis; CDR C. B. Robbins, USN (Ret.) Update to Article Appearing in W.I. no. 3 (2003): 328 WI 41/1 Mar 2004 Questions on the Effectiveness of U.S. Navy Christopher C. Wright Battleship Gunnery: Notes on the Origins of U.S. Navy Gun Fire Control System Range Keepers WI 41/1 Mar 2004 The Paraguayan Navy: Past and Present Dipl.-Ing. Hartmut Ehlers WI 41/2 Jun 2004 A Near Miss: Heavy Gun Efficiency at Jutland Bo Ejstrud WI 41/2 Jun 2004 The Paraguayan Navy Past And Present: Part Ii Dipl.-Ing. Hartmut Ehlers WI 41/3 Sep 2004 Correcting the Record: New Insights Concerning Capt. Toshio Tamura JMSDF (Ret.) Japanese Destroyers and Cruisers of World War II WI 41/3 Sep 2004 Q&As on the Effectiveness of U.S. Navy Christopher C Wright Battleship Gunnery Notes on the Origins of U.S. Navy Gun Fire Control Range Keepers – Part 2 WI 41/4 Dec 2004 The Machinery Arrangements of USS Strafford Morss, Commander, USNR (Ret.) Massachusetts (BB-59) WI 42/1 Mar 2005 Q&As on the Effectiveness of U.S. Navy Christopher C. Wright Battleship Gunnery: Notes on the Origins of U.S. Navy Gun Fire Control System Rangekeepers - PART III WI 42/2 Jun 2005 Location – Gibraltar Neill Rush WI 42/2 Jun 2005 Fast Battleship Gunnery during World War II: A Brad D. Fischer; W. J. Jurens Gunnery Revolution- Part I WI 42/2 Jun 2005 The Irish Navy In Retrospect: 50th Anniversary Of Pat Sweeney The Irish Naval Service Page 2 Article Index Warship International 1999-2014 Issue Date Article Author WI 42/3 Sep 2005 Nomenclature and Classification of Early United CDR John D. Alden USN (Ret.); Christopher C. States Submarines Wright WI 42/3 Sep 2005 The Eads Steam-Powered Revolving Turret Arnold A Putnam WI 42/3 Sep 2005 F100 Series Frigates Neill Rush WI 42/4 Dec 2005 Thoughts and Speculations on the Conversion of Robert S. Egan USS Merrimack into CSS Virginia WI 43/1 Mar 2006 Fast Battleship Gunnery during World War II: A Brad D. Fischer; W. J. Jurens Gunnery Revolution - Part II WI 43/1 Mar 2006 The Demise of Force K Joseph Caruana WI 43/2 Jun 2006 Into History Under Three Names: Ramb III - Dr. Zvonimir Freivogel Kiebitz – Galeb WI 43/2 Jun 2006 Destroyers in a Typhoon John Fisher WI 43/2 Jun 2006 The Royal Australian Navy: A Pictorial Look at the Charles H. Bogart 1980s WI 43/3 Sep 2006 The Washington Naval Treaty and the Armor and Strafford Morss, Commander, USNR (Ret) Protective Plating of USS Massachusetts, Part I WI 43/3 Sep 2006 Dr. Dieter Jung and the 'Groenor Circle' Thomas A. Kiel; Peter Schenk WI 43/4 Dec 2006 Fighters to Malta Joseph Caruana WI 43/4 Dec 2006 The Washington Naval Treaty and the Armor and Strafford Morss, Commander, USNR (Ret) Protective Plating of USS Massachusetts, Part II WI 44/1 Mar 2007 Spanish Dreadnoughts of the Espana Class Rafael Fernandez; Nicholas Mitiuckov; Kent Crawford WI 44/2 Jun 2007 The Paraguayan Navy: Past and Present - PART Dipl.-Ing. Hartmut Ehlers III WI 44/3 Sep 2007 Motor Torpedo Boats of the Imperial Japanese Hans Lengerer Navy - Part I WI 44/3 Sep 2007 Documents Relative to the Collision between USS Joseph Caruana Philadelphia (CL-41) and USS Laub (DD-613) off Anzio, 23 May 1944 WI 44/4 Dec 2007 The First Aerial Photograph of Solomons? Merle T. Cole WI 44/4 Dec 2007 Motor Torpedo Boats of the Imperial Japanese Hans Lengerer Navy: Part II WI 44/4 Dec 2007 The British Contraband Control Service in the Joseph Caruana Mediterranean WI 45/1 Mar 2008 The Capture of 'Tornado': The History of a Alejandro Anca Alamillo Diplomatic Dispute WI 45/1 Mar 2008 The Spanish Aircraft Carrier 'Principe de Asturias' Jack Greene WI 45/2 Jun 2008 French Battleship Clemenceau Robert A.
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