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100			_aCORDLE John
245			_aShore up the navy museum ship program/ _cCaptain John Cordle
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520			_aThis article advocates for increased attention and resources for the US Navy's museum ship fleet. These ships are invaluable historical assets that serve as powerful educational tools and recruitment aids. The challenges faced by these aging vessels need dedicated volunteers and funding. Solutions like greater Navy oversight, improved funding mechanisms and stronger partnerships between Navy and civilian preservation groups to ensure the long term viability and continued public access to these significant pieces of naval history.
598			_aHISTORICAL ASSETS, EDUCATIONAL TOOLS, IMPROVED FUNDING MECHANISMS, CIVILIAN PRESERVATION GROUPS, NEWARTICLS
650			_aHISTORICAL ASSETS
650			_aEDUCATIONAL TOOLS
650			_aIMPROVED FUNDING MECHANISMS
650			_aCIVILIAN PRESERVATION GROUPS
700			_aMONT III Robert du
773			_gProceedings, 2025, Volume 151 Issue 1, pg. 14-15
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