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The 65 pages that link to United States Navy, each with the reason it gives.

• Ken MattinglyNarrower topic: Mattingly served as a Navy officer and pilot before joining NASA.

• Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning IIRelated: It operates the F-35C from aircraft carriers.

• Samuel Eliot MorisonRelated: Morison served as a naval officer while researching the Navy’s wartime operations.

• Second Barbary WarNarrower topic: Its expanding capacity made a sustained overseas expedition possible.

• David FarragutNarrower topic: Farragut’s career spanned the Navy’s growth from the early republic through the Civil War.

• Gene VincentRelated: Vincent served in the Navy before a leg injury redirected his ambitions toward music.

• George DeweyNarrower topic: Dewey’s training, commissions, and commands all belonged to this service.

• Herman WoukRelated: Wouk served in the Navy during World War II, including aboard minesweepers in the Pacific.

• MC HammerRelated: Hammer served in the Navy after leaving college and before pursuing music full time.

• Oliver Hazard PerryNarrower topic: Perry’s career unfolded within the young navy’s expansion and Great Lakes operations.

• Rick JamesRelated: James enlisted as a teenager and left the Navy after going absent without leave.

• USS ArizonaNarrower topic: Arizona served as a battleship in the Navy’s Pacific Fleet.

• Gladys WestRelated: West joined the Navy’s research workforce in 1956, when opportunities for Black women scientists were limited.

• Pierre SalingerRelated: Salinger served in the Navy during World War II before entering journalism.

• Richard BarthelmessRelated: Barthelmess served in the Navy during World War II, away from film acting.