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This one could be a little confusing, we'll see:

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Here's a hint:
 
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Joseph Henry WHEO 701
 
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Yep.... Caption for the above image:

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"FUTURE COAST GUARD RESEARCH SHIP: Previewed in this artist's concept of the new 374-ft. U.S. Coast Guard high endurance cutter WHE-701 is the most advanced oceanographic vessel of modern times, completion expected in 1972. It is designed to support the Coast Guard and other national oceanographic programs. . .Among other special features the cutter will be equipped with a unique machinery plant including tunnel type bow thruster and bridge control of main propulsion and steering machinery that will be automated to provide safe operation unattended by engineering watchstanders. It will carry advanced computerized communications and ocean data systems. Its hull reinforced for ice work, the cutter will be the first American research ship specially designed for operating from the fringes of the polar ice packs to the tropics. . ."


But she was never built: "With the advent of NOAA, however, whose mission competed directly with the Coast Guard oceanography program and other Coast Guard budget priorities of the time, including an increase in the law enforcement missions of the service, the funding for the new cutter was cut and the plans shelved in 1969."

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POLAR SEA
 
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Try this....

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Here's the Conyngham during Prohibition...



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Xa
 
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I HATE these hard ones! Couldn't ya' 'Ax' an easy one for a change?

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Actually its AXE Beer Applause Violin I forgot the EeekEek
 
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Actually its AXE Beer Applause Violin I forgot the EeekEek


And I wasted a good half-hour trying to figure "Xa" out. I thought it must be something clever and obscure like your "Alert x 8" puzzle. Big Grin

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cateivcateivcateivcateivcateivcateivcateiv
 
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cateiv cateiv cateiv cateiv cateiv cateiv cateiv

CATEIV = ACTIVE X 8 = ----->

ACTIVE 1791

ACTIVE 1812

ACTIVE 1816

ACTIVE 1843

ACTIVE 1867

ACTIVE 1927

ACTIVE 1965

You can fool me once, but . . . . . . . . .

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nnL1i8cL6o5

You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you can not fool all of the people all of the time.
 
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cateiv cateiv cateiv cateiv cateiv cateiv cateiv


Shucks, I thought you were talking about how many times you got drunk in Cavite!

Wink Big Grin Big Grin
 
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Shucks, I thought you were talking about how many times you got drunk in Cavite!


No that was not Cavite, that was CATLO SVN,1968-69,33 beer and boom boom girls. Beer Gun Beer Gun
 
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Linco1n L865 (sic) probably: 1865

How about:

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If the POTUS comes aboard is he the Commanding Officer????

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