This Day in Naval History - Sept. 14

Wednesday, September 14, 2005

From the Navy News Service

1899 - Gunboat Concord and monitor Monterey capture two insurgent schooners at Aparri, Philippine Islands.

1939 - Atlantic Squadron Neutrality Patrol ships deploy.

1976 - USS John F. Kennedy (CV 67) and destroyer Bordelon (DD 881) collide during night operations 100 miles north of Scotland.

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