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If you can train pier-side in a realistic at-sea environment virtually, then when you do go to sea, your days underway are optimized," said Russ Williams, program manager for the joint training and technology department at Fleet Forces Command. 'Hybrids sailor': recruits virtually experience the high-tech Navy by Jean, Grace / National Defense He instead blames the Americans for delays that allowed this cruiser to go to sea. The Alabama, British Neutrality, and the American Civil War by Browning, Robert M., Jr. / Journal of Southern History Instead, you find me waiting, lonely, there, between the stair and foyer, I would bet, and sliding fingers through your thick black hair, you neither turn, neglect me, nor forget, but with the calm precaution of a prince witnessing kin and kingdom go to sea, you tell me of the melancholy, wince, and say you've found brief confidence in me, putting me, for one brilliant trice, above insistence, time, and everything you love. The Way I See It by Reeser, Jennifer / National Review More results

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If you can train pier-side in a realistic at-sea environment virtually, then when you do go to sea, your days underway are optimized," said Russ Williams, program manager for the joint training and technology department at Fleet Forces Command.

'Hybrids sailor': recruits virtually experience the high-tech Navy by Jean, Grace / National Defense

He instead blames the Americans for delays that allowed this cruiser to go to sea.

The Alabama, British Neutrality, and the American Civil War by Browning, Robert M., Jr. / Journal of Southern History

Instead, you find me waiting, lonely, there, between the stair and foyer, I would bet, and sliding fingers through your thick black hair, you neither turn, neglect me, nor forget, but with the calm precaution of a prince witnessing kin and kingdom go to sea, you tell me of the melancholy, wince, and say you've found brief confidence in me, putting me, for one brilliant trice, above insistence, time, and everything you love.

The Way I See It by Reeser, Jennifer / National Review

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