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Beyond Magellan - Chapter 1

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Experience the voyage of the USS Triton, a nuclear powered submarine, as it was the first submerged vessel to cruise around the world. Part 1of 3. Click here for more.

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Welcome to NAVY TV!

Navy TV is an internet television network dedicated to the men and women of the Navy - past, present and future - and to their families, friends, and all affiliated communities of the Navy. Navy TV lets viewers throughout the world know what the words “honor,” “courage,” and “commitment” mean to Navy men and women – past and present, who have served our nation.

Created by the United States Navy Memorial, but available for all to access, Navy TV brings the entire Navy community – Sailors, families, veterans organizations, Navy educational and support groups and industry – together on global platform that tells the full story of Navy men and women.

Check out the U.S. Navy Today section with channels on ships, naval aviation, submarines, the medical community, special warfare and the Navy Band. Search the Naval History section for channels on classic Navy films, historic Navy ships, naval museums and heroic Navy men and women who have made their place in history.

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CHIEF05/10/2008 8:34 AM

PEOPLE WHO LOVE HISTORY WILL ENJOY THIS VIDEO. IT IS A LONG WAY FROM JULES VERNE

ENCS Baumgartner05/09/2008 7:28 PM

I've been around the world Seven Times and through it twice!.... Where's my hat....I'm ready to go again!!!

Kay Riordan05/09/2008 2:43 PM

Super site! I've sent it to my brother (retired E-8) and brother-in-law (retired). Keep up the good work! I've been retired for 16 years after a wonderful 20-year officer career, and will always have great memories of the folks with whom I served, and the unique assignments I enjoyed during a period when opportunities for women in the military grew substantially. Thanks!

Apache05/07/2008 3:39 PM

For my grandfather, my father, and my brother...I salute you as the Lady in Blue! I commend the work you do and the honor of those who have abided in you! Apache

NORM04/29/2008 1:51 PM

This is an excellent site. I just found it through information contained in a recent letter soliciting support for the Memorial. I was entered in the Memorial's Log since it's inception and support and will continue to support the Memorial's mission; however, please correct my name and address on future correspondence.