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• CSS McRae (links | edit)
• USS Arizona (1858) (links | edit)
• USS Katahdin (1861) (links | edit)
• Andrew Boyd Cummings (links | edit)
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• CSS Manassas (links | edit)
• USS Hartford (1858) (links | edit)
• USS Miami (1861) (links | edit)
• Governor Moore (gunboat) (links | edit)
• Thomas Lyons (Medal of Honor) (links | edit)
• USS Richmond (1860) (links | edit)
• USS Sumpter (links | edit)
• USS Cayuga (1861) (links | edit)
• USS Sciota (1861) (links | edit)
• History of New Orleans (links | edit)
• USS Iroquois (1859) (links | edit)
• James Thornton (naval officer) (links | edit)
• USS Varuna (1861) (links | edit)
• USS Westfield (links | edit)
• James Alden Jr. (links | edit)
• USS Kennebec (1861) (links | edit)
• Battle of Forts Jackson and St. Philip (links | edit)
• Julius H. Kroehl (links | edit)
• USS Owasco (links | edit)
• John Bullock Clark (links | edit)
• New Orleans in the American Civil War (links | edit)
• John White Moore (links | edit)
• Hispanic Admirals in the United States Navy (links | edit)
• USS Horace Beals (links | edit)
• USS Maria J. Carlton (links | edit)
• 13th Maine Infantry Regiment (links | edit)
• Triumph, Louisiana (links | edit)
• Hispanics in the United States Navy (links | edit)
• Francis S. Hesseltine (links | edit)
• CSS Carondelet (links | edit)
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