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The Big Little Ships that MUSVs Should Emulate

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By Karl Flynn, William D. Barns
| U.S. NAVAL INSTITUTE Verified
It should come as no surprise that the Navy’s Unmanned Maritime Systems Program Office is testing and evaluating a variety of unmanned surface vessels (USVs).1 From small intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance platforms such as Saildrone to the large proof-of-concept Ranger platform, the Navy’s tests have included drones of all shapes and sizes.
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Responding to Sea Mine Strikes during Operation Desert Storm: Lessons for “Little Ship” MCM Challenges

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By William D. Barns, John Moulton
| U.S. NAVAL INSTITUTE Verified
William Barns William F. Barns graduated from the University of Louisville with a bachelor of arts degree in political science and was commissioned through the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps. He served onboard eight ships and commanded the USS Exploit (MSO-440), USS Adroit (MSO-509), USS Thach (FFG-43) homeported in Yokosuka, Japan, and USS Anzio (CG-68).
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The Gift of the Grange

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By Katrina Gulliver, James Ferguson, William D. Barns, Helen T. Finneran
| JSTOR Daily Verified
The icon indicates free access to the linked research on JSTOR. In the aftermath of the Civil War, one of the tasks facing the US Department of Agriculture was to establish the state of farming in the South and work on plans to develop the region. Oliver Hudson Kelley, Freemason and former farmer in Minnesota, was a clerk of the department. Dispatched by President Andrew Johnson, he was to talk to farmers south of the Mason Dixon and survey the situation.
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