Posted on Nov 10, 2021
The Undeclared War “History of Radio Intelligence” Part 6 of 8
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The Third Fleet maintained its station along the Chine Coast and up the Yangtze River. This undoubtedly represented a blockade of China’s ports, if the blockade was not actually taking place at that time.
The Third Fleet had many more ships than the old China patrols in 1930, and this new function of the Third Fleet was a departure from the 1930 Maneuvers. Later on (1936 and thereafter), when the Third Fleet began covering and assisting landing forces in China, the reason for its earlier training and diversion to Chinese waters became apparent.
The Third Fleet had many more ships than the old China patrols in 1930, and this new function of the Third Fleet was a departure from the 1930 Maneuvers. Later on (1936 and thereafter), when the Third Fleet began covering and assisting landing forces in China, the reason for its earlier training and diversion to Chinese waters became apparent.
The Undeclared War “History of Radio Intelligence” Part 6 of 8
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
PFC David Foster Walkie Talkies? In my Best Sgt Shultz Imitation "I Know Nothing! Nothing!" You Can't prove that I Hacked a Walkie Talkie and Broke into the Cincinnati Police Tactical Network when I was 14. LOL! Or Our Open Purchase of Radio Shack Equipment while working for the NSG/DIA to Cover Freqs that Military Equipment wouldn't cover! LOL!
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