Naval History

Volume 12 Number 3 May/June 1998

Spanish - American War Centennial Section

Contents:

• Pictorial: Memories Of The Oregon
• In rare historic images from the Naval Institute photo archives, a battle hardened veteran of the Battle of Santiago comes alive a century later...
• Signal Encounter at Guantanamo
• Huntington's Battalion fights off Spanish troopers and directs naval gunfire from high ground, becoming the prototype Marine expeditionary force...
• Recognition Long Overdue
• Assistant Secretary of the Navy Theodore Roosevelt receives the credit, but his boss, John D. Long, prepares the Navy for war..
• Windfalls of War
• Controversies over the allocation of bounty and prize payments among the victors of Manila Bay and Santiago play a major role in halting the awards...
• Friendly Target
• Coast Guard, Navy, and Air Force operators learn hard lessons in Vietnam..
• A Flotilla Cries Eureka!
• The Union seizes a Virginian passenger steamer for its Potomac Flotilla..
• An Effective Umbrella
• An expert on Navy Airships reassesses their contribution in World War Two..
• Pictorial: Airships on Canvas
• Exploring Naval History In Washington
• The nation's capital is a haven for history buffs searching for naval sites..

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