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  • {{r|Flagship}}
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  • ...University}}</ref> It is also the location of [[Southern University]], the flagship institution of the [[Southern University System]]—the nation's only [[His
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  • ...is commanded by a rear admiral or commodore, usually with the carrier as [[flagship]]. Group air defense control is most often run from one of the cruisers.
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  • ...rsity in the state with 33,266 students (Fall 2016). MU is considered the flagship of the system and offers over 270 degree programs through 20 schools and co
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  • ...were modified from the [[Boston-class]]. All, at one time or another, were flagship of the [[United States Sixth Fleet]], although admirals probably preferred
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  • ...wo in the Pacific, including serving as Rear Admiral Frank Jack Fletcher's flagship at the Battle of Midway, after he had to abandon USS Yorktown (CV-5)|''USS
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  • ...ange of mountains in California]]. She was designed as an amphibious force flagship, a floating command post with advanced communications equipment and extensi ''Panamint'', part of the Northern Attack Force, served as [[flagship]] of Rear Admiral L. F. Reifsnider, Commander Amphibious Group 4. Going in
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  • As the Fire Department's most powerful vessel she was considered the fleet's flagship, until her retirement in 1931, when she was replaced by the ''[[John J. Har
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  • ...ncis Thackeray of the then [[Transvaal Museum]] (now known as the Northern Flagship Institute) in what is known as the "Outer Deposits", and the second by [[Le
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  • ...she had a feeling Google would one day add similar functionalities to its flagship search engine.
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  • ...o longer used by any modern navy. One of the classic applications was the flagship of a group of destroyers making a [[torpedo]] attack; the light cruiser, wi
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  • ...olding that command in 1943-45, with USS Indianapolis (CA-35) as his usual flagship, Spruance directed the campaigns that captured the Gilberts, Marshalls, Mar
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  • ...and shore-based [[maritime patrol aircraft]] (e.g., [[P-3 Orion]]). Its [[flagship]] is the ''[[USS Mount Whitney]]'', homeported in Gaeta, Italy. At the pre
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  • ...she had a feeling Google would one day add similar functionalities to its flagship search engine.
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  • ...es]]'', but also suffering some damage to a fuel tank of ''Bismarck'', his flagship. Reducing the scope of the operation, he sent the cruiser back to Germany.
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  • ...During this operation, he was extremely critical of the performance of his flagship, [[USS Fanshaw Bay (CVE-70)|''USS Fanshaw Bay'' (CVE-70)]], a distaste taha
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  • ...Errazuriz'', she served the [[Chilean Navy]], for a time serving as fleet flagship, until 1962.
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  • ...ustralian RADM [[V.A.C. Crutchley]], who was not present; he had taken his flagship, ''[[HMAS Australia]]'', to attend a conference with the overall commander,
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  • ...orce that attacked the French fleet at Brest. Mary Rose crippled the enemy flagship, bringing down her mast and causing 300 casualties. This was possibly the f
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  • On board his flagship, ''[[HMS Victory]]'', Nelson died of a gunshot wound received after he knew
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