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• Dept. Of We Were All Terrorists In The Revolutionary War: Terrorists Identified as Terrorist 'Historians' In Replica of 1776 American Submarine

  Published: August 3, 2007, 4:19 pm

  Tags: Dept Of We Were All Terrorists In The Revolutionary War, New York, Revolutionary War, Submarines, Terrorism

  The frightful appearance of an ominous submersible in the dark waters off Red Hook have been ascribed to a mysterious visit by sinister historians and their Revolutionary War replica of the 1776...

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• Ping!: Ghetto Sub Intercepted in Brooklyn Harbor Made of Fiber, not Pastrami, Pickles

  Published: August 4, 2007, 5:07 am

  Tags: Dick Cheney, Duke Riley, Gadgets, Ping, Revolutionary War Era Replica Submarine, Sub, Submarine

  And the egg is in fact a Revolutionary War-era submarine replica made mostly of plywood, fiberglass and lead. And the police is pissed off because they thought he was a terrorist trying to sink the Queen Mary II at Pier 41 in Red Hook, Brooklyn. Maybe with a chisel. Or throwing paint balloons at it, I don't know. [NYT]

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• One Ping Only, Vasili: Fiberglass Ghetto Sub Intercepted in Brooklyn Harbor Missing Pastrami, Cheddar, Pickles

  Published: August 4, 2007, 5:07 am

  Tags: Dick Cheney, Duke Riley, Gadgets, One Ping Only Vasili, Revolutionary War Era Replica Submarine, Sub, Submarine

  And the egg is in fact a Revolutionary War-era submarine replica made mostly of plywood, fiberglass and lead. And the police is pissed off because they thought he was a terrorist trying to sink the Queen Mary II at Pier 41 in Red Hook, Brooklyn. Maybe with a chisel. Or throwing paint balloons at it, I don't know. [NYT]

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• Battlegrounds 2 Rev War Mod

  Published: October 11, 2007, 12:56 pm

  Tags: Computer, Games, American War For Independence, Battlegrounds 2, Revolutionary War

  a public version of the Revolutionary War (American war for independence) mod. Version 1.1B features many new and updated maps as well as revamped combat code. Here are the full details: Fixed various bugs New voicecomms, some old ones replaced for a total of 19 All voicecomms rerecorded Voicecomm sounds are class- and team-specific

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• Podcast: For Veterans, a Onetime ‘Military Place’

  Published: November 8, 2007, 5:07 pm

  Tags: Top Story, Government Politics, Local History, Only In New York, Brooklyn Navy Yard, Podcast, Revolutionary War, Veterans, World War Ii

  In the annals of American military history, New York holds a special place, which is something for New Yorkers to consider on Veterans Day.

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• Carleton's Prize or Arnold's Mystery?

  Published: May 9, 2007, 1:28 pm

  Tags: Lake Champlain Islands, Benedict Arnold, Lake Champlain, Carleton S Prize, Revolutionary War

  Its been so named since the revolutionary war when the Governeur Generale of Canada, Sir Guy Carleton brought it to notoriety.As local lore goes the morning after Benedict Arnold escaped from behind Valcour Island with what was left of his small fleet, it was very foggy on Lake Champlain. Not believing the Americans could have slipped by them in

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• “1776: The Illustrated Edition” by David McCullough

  Published: July 4, 2008, 8:26 am

  Tags: 1776 By David Mccullough, 1776 The Illustrated Edition By David Mccullough, 4th Of July, 5 Stars, America, British, George Washington, Independence Day, July 4 1776, Nonfiction Lover, Nonfiction Lovers, Revolutionary War, United States, United States Of America, Book P

  In honor of Independence Day, I decided that there was no better book that could I read and review than 1776: The Illustrated Edition, David McCullough’s account of the momentous year that our nation first declared its independence. I had not read 1776 before picking up the illustrated edition from the library, so

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