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NAVAL HISTORICAL CENTER
WASHINGTON NAVY YARD -- 901 M STREET SE
WASHINGTON DC 20374-5060
Frequently Asked Questions
Of the thousands of questions the center receives during the year, these
are the most common topics for queries:
- Serving in the Age of Sail: A Bibliography
- Sources of Aircraft Drawings
- U.S. Naval Aircraft Markings
- Alcohol in the Navy: An Historical Chronology
- Amelia Earhart information
- Atmospheric Nuclear Testing and the U.S.
Navy: An Introductory Bibliography
- Aviation Insignia Sources, including
Places that Sell Aviation Patches
- Aviation Squadron Lineages
- Ships' Ball Caps
- U.S. Navy Battle Streamers
- The Bermuda Triangle, including fact
sheet and bibliography
- The "Birthday" of the U.S.
Navy
- Book Dealers of used books
- Lt. George H.W. Bush, USNR
- U.S. Navy and Marine Corps World War II
Casualties
- Officers serving as Chief of Naval Operation,
dates of office
- The heritage of the Navy Chief Petty Officer

- Sources on World War II Code Talkers
- Crew Member Information, including List of Publications that Publish Reunion Notices
- Sources of Cruise Books
- Origins of the U.S. Navy Flag
- The Navy's four World War II-era Fleet Admirals
- The Loss of Flight 19
- "Frocking" of Naval Personnel
- The Sinking of USS Indianapolis
- Merchant Ship Photography Sources
- Military Goods Dealers
- Motion Picture information
- Official Service and Medical Records
- Operation Tiger, A Training Exercise
for the Normandy Invasion
- The Philadelphia Experiment
- U.S. Navy Photograph Sources
- Commercial Photographers
- Plank Owners of ships
- U.S. Navy Prisoners of War in World
War II: A Bibliography
- Commercial Researchers
- Reunions: Sources of Information on
- Origins of the 21-gun Salute
- Origins of the Department of the Navy Seal
- Individuals serving as Secretary of the
Navy, dates of office
- Ship Plans sources
- Sources for Individual Ship Study
- Navy policy concerning Submerged Aircraft
and Ships
- UFO Research Guide
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04 September 1996