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BookOrb recommends Grace Shultz (1936), Navy and Marine Corps (1888), Relief of persons in the Naval Service of the United States during the war emergency period from claims for overpayment at that time not involving fraud (1925), Navy Chaplains (1880), and To Correct the Naval Record of John Lewis Burns (H.R. 9255) (1971).

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George W. Wood is by United States. Congress. House. Committee on Naval Affairs.