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• Naval guns and gunnery
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• Naval guns and gunnery/Approval
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• Naval guns and gunnery/Bibliography
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• Naval guns and gunnery/Definition
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• Naval guns and gunnery/Related Articles
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• Naval gunnery
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• Naval guns
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• Naval Guns
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• Naval gun
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• Naval gunfire support/Definition
  [[Naval guns and gunnery|naval gun]], [[unguided rocket]], and [[guided missile]] fire from ships, i
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• Heavy cruiser/Definition
  ...ype defined by the [[Washington Naval Treaty]], this category has a main [[naval guns and gunnery|gun]] battery between 5.1"/155mm and [[8" naval gun|8"/203mm]]; it would no
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• Willis Lee/Definition
  [[United States Navy]] admiral of WWII, who specialized in [[naval guns and gunnery|"big gun"]] ships such as [[battleship]]s and [[cruiser]]s; Commander, Batt
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• 5"-38 caliber gun/Related Articles
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• Gun
  ...are]]. A flat trajectory also gives maximum range for the caliber, as in [[naval guns and gunnery]]. [[Guided missile]]s can have much longer ranges than gun artillery and h
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• Battleship/Related Articles
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• Naval gunfire support
  '''Naval gunfire support (NGFS)''' is the use of naval guns and gunnery|naval guns and other shipborne weapons such as multiple rocket launchers in
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• Gun/Related Articles
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• Forward observer
  ...d [[unguided rocket]]s; [[guided missile]]s that can support troops; and [[naval guns and gunnery|naval guns]] used for shore bombardment. FOs may operate as teams, with a
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• Semi-automatic (military)
  There is significance, however, when speaking of naval guns and gunnery|warship guns and artillery that require loading of each round to be fired.
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