Naval War College (U.S.)
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NAVWARCOL Notice 5000: Implementing directive for the Second International Seapower Symposium, , 1971 Sep 7
This Naval War College notice establishes procedures, schedules, and specific assignments for administration and conduct of the Second International Seapower Symposium.
NCC Staff Portrait, 1957
Black and white 8x10 photograph of the Naval Command Course Staff in 1957.
Necessity and Objects of a Naval War College, by Alfred T. Mahan
Nellie Moore Rollins oral history transcription, 1998
Rollins, Nellie Moore, 1922-. Reminiscences of an enlisted WAVE during WWII; Includes youth and employment in Ver mont; Enlisted in WAVES in June 1943; Training and indoctrination at USNTS (WR), Hunter College; Daily activities and impressions; Assigned to Hospital Corps and advanced training at Chelsea Naval Hospital for one month; Ordered to Surgical Ward; Dispensary, Camp Endicott, Davisville, RI., 1943-1945; Duties and emergencies; Social life; White Glove Inspection; Appen dicitis and measles; Recreation on base; V:J Day Celebrations; Sub sighting; Mustered out in De cember 1945; Impact of WAVES service on her life; Enjoyed meeting other WAVES and being independent; Returned to Vermont; Marriage in 1947; Reunions of Davisville WAVES; Member of Ocean State and WAVES National.
Nellie Welch Waite oral history transcription, 1995
Waite, Nellie Welch, 1922-1998. Reminiscences of a WAVE who serves as a storekeeper in WWII. Includes early years in Barrington, RI.; High School graduation; Employment with telephone company, Providence, RI.; Reaction to attack on Pearl Harbor; Enlisted in the Navy in 1943; Training and indoctrina tion at USNTS, (WR), Bronx, N.Y.; Assigned to NAS, Atlanta, Ga., as Disbursing Clerk Store keeper Rate; Pay; Recreation; Barracks; Food; Work duties; Esprit de corps; V:J Day celebrations; Discharged in February 1946; Impact of WAVES seIVice on life; Marriage, 1947; Interest in an tiques; Antiques business.
Nona Baldwin Brown oral history transcription, 1997
Brown discusses how she entered the WAVES as a reporter assigned to write press releases on the WAVES and hometown news stories. She comments on living accommodations, friendships, and social life in Washington, DC. She was discharged from the Navy in September 1945. She did not feel the Navy challenged her and returned to her job on the Washington Bureau of the New York Times.
Norma Hall Smith oral history transcription, 1997
Smith, Norma Hall, 1922-. Reminiscences of service in the Navy Nurse Corps, 1944-1945; Includes youth in R.I., gradua tion from High School in 1939; Graduation from Pawtucket Memorial Hospital Nurses Training; Joined NNC in 1944; Indoctrination, Norlolk NH; Assigned to Newport NH and duties there; As signed to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii NH; V:J Day in Hawaii; Assigned to Kwajalein, Marshall Islands; Primitive living and working conditions; Met husband there; Discharged in 1946;Maniage, Nov. 1946; Part-time nursing; Various moves; Settled in Lincoln, RI.; Impact of service on life and posi tive comments on NNC.
Notebook, NWC lecture notes and ordnance testing
Nunzio J. Martino oral history transcription
Martino was drafted into the Navy in July 1943, trained at Newport, RI training station and sent to the Atlantic Amphibious Training Base at Camp Bradford, VA. He was sent to Newport for pre-commissioning training to join the crew of the USS Franklin. He was a Machinist Mate aboard the Franklin during its Pacific battles, including the March 19, 1945 attack near Japan where the ship was severely damaged and over 700 crew members killed.
