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  • ...t [[Boston, Massachusetts]], Mass., the attack cargo ship sailed for the [[Chesapeake Bay]] in mid-November. After shakedown training, the new attack cargo ship ente
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  • ...attack cargo ship got underway on 28 February and held shakedown in the [[Chesapeake Bay]]. On 13 March, she arrived at [[Staten Island]], New York — where she lo ...r, ''Achernar'' got underway for a brief period of trials and exercises in Chesapeake Bay. The ship returned to Norfolk on 11 December, took on cargo, and got underw
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  • The attack transport completed shakedown training in the [[Chesapeake Bay]] early in December and steamed to [[Davisville, Rhode Island]], to load Ha
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  • ...the Potomac and Upper Bay. Larger than normal blooms occurred in the upper Chesapeake Bay and it’s tributaries during August and September 2000.
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  • Following shakedown in [[Chesapeake Bay]], ''Muliphen'' sailed 1 December 1944 to operate with the [[Key West, Fla.
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  • ''Rolette'' proceeded to [[Chesapeake Bay]] in May 1945, 2 days after Germany surrendered. She loaded her first cargo
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  • After shakedown in the [[Chesapeake Bay]] area, ''Prentiss'' sailed from [[Naval Station Norfolk|Norfolk]] for [[Pe
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  • ...Norfolk]] on [[3 June]] and underwent shakedown in [[Hampton Roads]] and [[Chesapeake Bay]] from [[4 June]] to [[13 June]]. After post-shakedown repairs, she sailed
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  • ...50. Through 1960, she operated from Norfolk in training and exercises in [[Chesapeake Bay]] and in the [[Caribbean]], along with five periodic deployments to the [[M
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  • ...the Potomac and Upper Bay. Larger than normal blooms occurred in the upper Chesapeake Bay and it’s tributaries during August and September 2000.
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  • Following trials in [[Long Island Sound]] and shakedown training in [[Chesapeake Bay]], the new attack cargo ship got underway from [[Naval Station Norfolk|Norf
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  • Following sea trials in [[Chesapeake Bay]], ''Wasatch'' sailed for the [[Pacific]] on [[26 June]]—in company with
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  • After training in [[Chesapeake Bay]], ''New Hanover'' cleared [[Naval Station Norfolk|Norfolk]] on 24 January
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  • After shakedown in the [[Chesapeake Bay]], ''Montague'' proceeded to [[Hawaiian Islands|Hawaii]], arriving [[Pearl
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  • ...t the [[Naval Station Norfolk|Norfolk]] Navy Yard, the ship departed the [[Chesapeake Bay]] on [[7 May]] with 5,038 tons of dry cargo. Steaming in company with
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  • ...ston, Massachusetts]] on [[9 July]]; conducted shakedown training in the [[Chesapeake Bay]]; and got underway on [[29 July]], bound for the [[Panama Canal Zone|Canal
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  • ...CAMID I, II. and III, [[amphibious warfare]] exercises conducted in the [[Chesapeake Bay]] area and encompassing joint training for [[USMA|Military Academy]] cadets
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  • ...Norfolk|Norfolk]], Va., on [[22 October]] and conducted shakedown in the [[Chesapeake Bay]] from [[24 October]] to [[2 November]]. The attack cargo ship got underway
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  • After fitting out at Boston, Mass., the attack cargo ship proceeded to the [[Chesapeake Bay]] for shakedown training. She then sailed to the naval supply depot at Bayo
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  • ...ing day and, for the next nine days, conducted shakedown training in the [[Chesapeake Bay]]. Following post-shakedown availability at the [[Norfolk Navy Yard]], she On 2 September, she left the Chesapeake Bay on her way to the [[Pacific Ocean]]. The ship transited the Panama Canal on
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  • ...Yard, the new attack cargo ship got underway for shakedown training in the Chesapeake Bay. She entered the Norfolk Navy Yard for an availability on 27 April, took on ...perated in the area of Norfolk and Little Creek, VA|Little Creek, Va., the Chesapeake Bay, and Onslow Beach and Morehead City, N.C. The ship was involved in LANTFLEX
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  • ...spent the next two months conducting amphibious warfare exercises in the [[Chesapeake Bay]] area. In April she put into the yards at [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania|Phi
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  • Following shakedown in [[Chesapeake Bay]], she served as a training vessel at [[Little Creek, VA]] and [[Newport, R
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  • Following [[shakedown]] in [[Chesapeake Bay]] from March 25 to March 28, 1945, the attack cargo ship operated along the
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  • After [[shakedown]] in [[Chesapeake Bay]], the new attack cargo ship departed [[Norfolk, Virginia]], for [[Hawaii (
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  • ...r 1944, the attack cargo ship got underway for shakedown training in the [[Chesapeake Bay]]. She arrived at [[Naval Station Norfolk|Norfolk, Va.]], on the 23d to emb
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  • After initial trials in [[Long Island Sound]], shakedown in [[Chesapeake Bay]], post-shakedown availability at the [[Naval Station Norfolk|Norfolk]] Nav
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  • ...5 October 1944 and underwent shakedown training in [[Hampton Roads]] and [[Chesapeake Bay]] from [[7 October]] to [[18 October]]. After repairs, she arrived at [[Bay
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  • ...the [[Boston Navy Yard]], ''Turandot'' made her shakedown cruise in the [[Chesapeake Bay]] in July 1945. After undergoing availability at [[Norfolk Naval Shipyard|N
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  • ''Virgo'' conducted her shakedown training in the [[Chesapeake Bay]] and off the [[Virginia Capes]] in July and August and then departed [[Nav
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  • ===Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel incident=== ...lines. On 21 January 1970, ''Yancey'', at anchor near one stretch of the [[Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel]] near Norfolk, dragged her anchors in a snowy gale and, driv
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  • ...d on [[19 November]] and, on the 25th, began her shakedown cruise in the [[Chesapeake Bay]]. After a post-shakedown availability period, she sailed for the [[Panama
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  • .... The most famous episode was a series of British raids on the shores of [[Chesapeake Bay]] which included an attack on [[Washington, D.C.|Washington]] that resulted ...ish merely landed behind the defenses. In August a British force landed in Chesapeake Bay, routed the Americans at the battle of Bladensburg on August 24, marched in
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  • ...eaching Norfolk, ''Alcyone'' began a period of training exercises in the [[Chesapeake Bay]] which lasted until early June. She sailed with Task Force 65 on the 8th f
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  • ...Station Norfolk|Norfolk, Va.]], and then conducted shakedown training in [[Chesapeake Bay]]. On [[8 June]], she put to sea with a convoy bound for the [[Mediterranea
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  • ...lled. After her return to Norfolk on [[1 November]], the ship trained in [[Chesapeake Bay]].
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  • ...ston, Massachusetts]], Mass., ''Renate'' conducted shakedown training in [[Chesapeake Bay]] ([[13 March]]–[[19 March]]), after which time she underwent post-shaked
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  • ...previously thought to be a relatively small extraterrestrial impact in the Chesapeake Bay area was in fact quite large (around 137 kilometers in diameter), and struc
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  • ...out at [[Charleston, South Carolina]], and sailed on October 31 for the [[Chesapeake Bay]] on her shakedown cruise. After loading cargo, she departed [[Norfolk, Vir
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  • ...he new cargo vessel got under way from [[Hampton Roads]] for training in [[Chesapeake Bay]]; then, in October, she conducted landing exercises to prepare for the [[A
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  • In 1996, Colby launched his canoe for apparently recreational boating in the Chesapeake Bay. He was found dead several days later; the autopsy suggested he may have co
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  • ...otia]], [[Newfoundland]]), [[New England]], the [[Middle Colonies]], the [[Chesapeake Bay Colonies]] (or "Upper South") and the Lower South. In addition, Spanish an ==Chesapeake Bay area==
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  • ...sea) North America. Captain [[John Smith]], for example, sailed up the [[Chesapeake Bay]] in the early 1600s looking for a river that led to the Passage, but by th
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  • ...sea) North America. Captain [[John Smith]], for example, sailed up the [[Chesapeake Bay]] in the early 1600s looking for a river that led to the Passage, but by th
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  • *[[Chesapeake Bay Retriever]]
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  • ...ng combat, she went to sea early in April to begin a month's training in [[Chesapeake Bay]].
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  • Early battles in support of the blockade included the Blockade of [[Chesapeake Bay]]<ref>[http://www.cr.nps.gov/hps/abpp/battles/va001.htm National Park Servi
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  • ...headwaters of the South Branch of the Potomac River, which is part of the Chesapeake Bay watershed.
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  • ...here, she loaded tank lighters and equipment for amphibious exercises in [[Chesapeake Bay]]. The ship spent the next six weeks engaged in training, particularly dril
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  • ...several co-religionists to Talbot County on the [[Eastern Shore]] of the [[Chesapeake Bay]] in 1659. There, with 400 acres on the banks of the [[Choptank River]] he
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