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1982 Almost Saw The World's First Modern Aircraft Carrier Battle

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Falklands War: The Only Time Nuclear Submarines Killed Another Warship

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Argentina Almost Sunk a British Aircraft Carrier With This Type of German Submarine

The U.S. Navy light cruiser USS Phoenix (CL-46) steams down the channel at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, off Ford Island's Battleship Row, past the sunken and burning battleships USS West Virginia (BB-48), at left, and USS Arizona (BB-39), at right, 7 December 19

Why Did a British Submarine Sink This American Cruiser That Fought At Pearl Harbor?

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Meet the I.AE. 27 Pulqui I: Argentina's Attempt at Making Their Own Jet Fighter

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This Nazi-Designed Jet Fighter Almost Flew For Argentina

Meet the General Belgrano: The Only Ship Ever Sunk by a Nuclear Submarine

Falklands War: Argentina Used French Jets to Sink Two British Ships

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A French Plane Brought Pain to Two British Ships in the Falklands War

Nuclear Submarines Fired In Anger Only Once and the Victory Was Decisive

This German-Made Submarine Almost Sunk a British Aircraft Carrier

After World War II, Nazis Nearly Built the Argentine Air Force

Britain Once Tried To Built an Aircraft Carrier From a Container Ship

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From Hitler: Meet Argentina’s Nazi-Designed I.Ae. 37 Jet Fighter

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