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BookOrb recommends Naval Post No. 400, G. A. R (1889), Establishment of a naval base at Pearl Harbor in the Hawaiian Islands (1908), Hearings on the proposed reorganization of the Navy Department before the Committee on Naval Affairs of the House of Representatives [December 16, 1909 to February 17, 1910] (1910), Shipbuilding in Government Yards -- Statements of James O'Connell, R. S. Wilson, John McNeil, and Others (1971), and Hearing on the Bill H.R. 11340, To Advance Maj. Ralph S. Keyser on the Lineal List of Officers of the U.S. Marine Corps So That He Will Take Rank Next After Maj. John R. Henley (1973).

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