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    The Native American Casino Establishments The Native American Indian casinos in the United States are a growing billion dollar industry collecting mass revenues from gamblers. I have been to several Native American Establishments in my nearly four years of being age legal to gamble in California. My friends and I love to explore the variety of Native American establishments that southern California has to offer, but some are more enjoyable then others because of pros and cons. The main feature…

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    CV-6 USS Enterprise also known as the Big E. This ship was the seventh ship that was named Enterprise as well was the first of the Enterprise ships that was a aircrafts carrier. The USS Enterprise was very important during during World War II because it was in many battles that help the United States won in the Pacific side and never sunk. Also the carrier had created psychological effect it play in both the United States and Imperial Japan due to many reasons. One way the USS Enterprise was…

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    his time in the Mediterranean he also served on the USS New York. While aboard the USS New York, Decatur was instructed to return to the United States and take command of the USS Argus. He sailed this ship across the Atlantic Ocean and handed it over to Lieutenant Isaac Hull. He then took command of the USS Enterprise which was a 12-gun schooner. On December 23rd, 1803 the USS Enterprise with Stephan Decatur as its captain, alongside of the USS Constitution, captured the ketch Mastico after…

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    more. In two hours 18 warships, 188 aircraft and 2,403 servicemen were lost in the attack. Luckily, the navy's three aircraft carriers, Enterprise, Lexington and Saratoga, were all at sea at the time. The following day, Franklin D. Roosevelt and united US Congress declared war on Japan. Almost half of the casualties at Pearl Harbor occurred on the naval battleship, USS Arizona, which was hit four times by Japanese bombers. Japan lost 29 of their aircrafts in the December 7 attack, compared with…

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    Star Trek vs. Star Wars Star Trek is an all American science fiction television series created in 1966. There are many novels over the Star Trek story also. Star Trek follows adventures in space of the starship USS Enterprise and its crew. Star Wars is an American science fiction film series released in 1977. Star Wars depicts the adventures of various characters “ a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.” There are books also over these movies too. Fandoms have been going at it for over 40…

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    United States Naval Power

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    Admiral Hyman G. Rickover. This prototype nuclear power plant was operated by Westinghouse Electric Company. Continued research and development in nuclear energy led to the birth of the first nuclear-powered vessel, the submarine USS Nautilus (SSN-571). The crew of the USS Nautilus was trained at the Naval Reactors Facility in Idaho, even though the reactor aboard the submarine differed from the land-based prototype reactor. This demonstrated the effectiveness of training crews on land-based…

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    In the 1910’s there were many weapons used to fight in World War I The Colt M1911A1 is a semi-automatic pistol that started being used by the military in 1911. The pistol was created by John Browning. The Colt was used in World War I and World War II and in many other battles. The Colt was a standardized sidearm that was given to the American troops. “The Colt M1911A1 is regarded by many as the most successful semi-automatic pistol design of her time - seeing consistent action in a plethora of…

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    of Midway, Admiral Nimitz realized the vital need for an additional carrier and promptly ordered the USS Yorktown, which had sustained severe damage during the Battle…

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    Naval History

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    advancement to Australia. During this battle, the two fleets never saw each other. The entire battle was fought by aircrafts launched from the aircraft carriers. The turning point in the war was the battle of Midway, where the carriers USS Yorktown, USS Hornet, and USS Enterprise along with Navy, Marine, and Army air units from Midway defeated the Japanese task force. The War was eventually given one of the last blows on October 23, 1944 when the Japanese sent a naval force to the Leyte Gulf in…

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    EL 531 Week 5 Assignment

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    partnership with the Navy, Coast Guard, and SOF [Special Operations Forces].”1 In certain aspects the Marine Corps has evolved to strengthen that partnership and an example of this strengthened partnership is the development and use of the USS San Antonio. Although the USS San Antonio was commissioned prior to EF 21, the ship is an example of not only the integration of the Navy and Marine Corps by its design; it also enhanced the command and control (C2) capability with the inclusion of a…

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