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Most professions have their own languages, and the U.S. Navy with its obscure terms and labored acronyms is certainly no exception. Those in and out of the naval profession will find this dictionary an essential tool in deciphering their unique language, which has its origins in the days of sail and continues to mutate in the evergrowing vocabulary of technology. For this completely revised and fully updated edition, Deborah Cutler and Thomas Cutler identify and clearly define a vast array of terms that can make documents and conversations with naval professionals so bewildering. Highly qualified NAVSPEAK linguists, the Cutlers have built upon the original works, culling, adding, and bringing the entries up to date for the twentyfirst century. Official terms like Seapower 21 are included as well as such colorful, unofficial vocabulary as cannon cocker. Helpful notations of word origins for the very old and very new make definitions even clearer.
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Just got the sixth edition of the dictionary of naval terms, and I really love the blue and gold cover. It’s not just a pretty book; the terms are very well organized and explained. Perfect for anyone who loves maritime history or is studying naval topics.
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Linda Ramirez
Disappointed by the Condition It Arrived In
The dictionary of naval terms arrived with a dented cover, which was disappointing. I expected better quality, especially for a new book. The content seems interesting, but I don’t like how it looks on my shelf.
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Akira Tanaka
Good Reference, But Some Terms Are Missing
I bought this dictionary for my naval studies course. It’s super useful and the layout is easy to navigate, but I did notice a few terms that were not included. Still, it’s a good reference and I appreciate the sixth edition updates.
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