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All Hands Update: Navy History
Defense Media Activity - Navy Production
Nov. 4, 2016 | 0:59
USS Oklahoma was refloated following the Japanese attack on Pearl harbor. Lt. Alford J. Williams raised the world speed record. USS omaha and USS Somers intercepted the German blockade runner Odenwald that was disguised as a U.S. freighter
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