American Naval Policy As Outlined in Messages of the President of the United Sta
American Naval Policy As Outlined in Messages of the President of the United Sta
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It is essential to the dignity of this Nation and to that peaceful influence which it should exercise on this hemisphere that its Navy should be adequate, both upon the shores of the Atlantic and of the Pacific.
December 6, 1892.
I earnestly express the hope that the work which has made such noble progress may not now be stayed. The wholesome influence for peace and the increased sense of security which our citizens domiciled in other lands feel when these magnificent ships under the American f...lag appear is already most gratefully apparent. The T T nited States is again a naval power.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
December 3, 1894.
If we are to have a Navy for war-like operations, offensive and defensive, we certainly ought to increase both the number of battle- ships and torpedo boats.
December 3. 1894.
During the past fiscal year there has been an unusual and press- ing demand in many quarters of the world for the presence of vessels to guard American interests.
December 7, 1896.
The War College has developed into an institution which it is be- lieved will be of great value to the Navy in teaching the science of war, as well as in stimulating the professional zeal in the Navy, and it will be especially useful in the devising of plans for the utilization, in case of necessity, of all the naval resources of the United States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is essential to the dignity of this Nation and to that peaceful influence which it should exercise on this hemisphere that its Navy should be adequate, both upon the shores of the Atlantic and of the Pacific.
December 6, 1892.
I earnestly express the hope that the work which has made such noble progress may not now be stayed. The wholesome influence for peace and the increased sense of security which our citizens domiciled in other lands feel when these magnificent ships under the American f...lag appear is already most gratefully apparent. The T T nited States is again a naval power.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
December 3, 1894.
If we are to have a Navy for war-like operations, offensive and defensive, we certainly ought to increase both the number of battle- ships and torpedo boats.
December 3. 1894.
During the past fiscal year there has been an unusual and press- ing demand in many quarters of the world for the presence of vessels to guard American interests.
December 7, 1896.
The War College has developed into an institution which it is be- lieved will be of great value to the Navy in teaching the science of war, as well as in stimulating the professional zeal in the Navy, and it will be especially useful in the devising of plans for the utilization, in case of necessity, of all the naval resources of the United States.
What to read after American Naval Policy As Outlined in Messages of the President of the United Sta?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Bureau of Yards And Docks to read onlineMoreLess
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