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PMarione
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 Posted: Thu Sep 09, 2010 2:16 pm Post subject: Educating the Royal Navy |
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Educating the Royal Navy: 18th And 19th Century Education for Officers by Harry Dickinson (2007) is a very good book and probably unique on the subject.
I just discovered that I own 2 copies. If somebody is interested I sale 1 copy for 60 eur (with postage) instead of 86 (amazon price).
Just fill the form in the website for security and add the name of the book in the comments.
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beellye
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What time does liberty on Saturday/Sunday after Navy graduation start? I'm planning a trip to see a friend graduate from Navy Basic Training in September 2010. I have stalked the Navy to no avail to find an answer to this question. I know when he has to be back, but when is he allowed out on that Saturday/Sunday? Thanks!
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PMarione
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If he was a Midshipman in Nelson's times I could say that there was no liberty on Saturday/Sunday at all but I have not the least idea of the practice today 
Maybe some member has a more contemporary idea or you can simply ask your friend. |
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