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In Death Unafraid: History, Memory, and the USS Maine (Part II)

February 23, 2014AdminFeatured, History, In Death Unafraid, Newshistory and memory, Maine, memory, military history, naval history, social history, spanish american war, sunken ships, taft, uss maine, uss maine commemoration, war, wilson, world war I8 Comments

In Death Unafraid is a two part blog miniseries chronicling the history and memory of the USS Maine from 1898 to present. Read PART I here. Part II: Worse Than Hell When riots broke out in Havana at the beginning of 1898, the McKinley government sent the battleship Maine there to protect American interests

In Death Unafraid: History, Memory, and the USS Maine (Part I)

February 16, 2014AdminFeatured, History, In Death Unafraid, Newshistory and memory, Maine, memory, military history, naval history, social history, spanish american war, sunken ships, taft, uss maine, uss maine commemoration, war, wilson, world war I4 Comments

In Death Unafraid is a two part blog miniseries chronicling the history and memory of the USS Maine from 1898 to present. Newspaper Reaction to the Sinking of the Maine Part I: Garish Marble The week before I started my job at the Naval Historical Foundation, my wife and I took a trip to

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