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1st Class Pilot John L Armstrong Navy

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Armstrong, John L - Page 90Armstrong, John L - Page 90
US, Navy Widows' Certificates, 1861-1910
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Armstrong, John L - Page 97Armstrong, John L - Page 97
US, Navy Widows' Certificates, 1861-1910
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Armstrong, John L - Page 50Armstrong, John L - Page 50
US, Navy Widows' Certificates, 1861-1910
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Armstrong, John L - Page 49Armstrong, John L - Page 49
US, Navy Widows' Certificates, 1861-1910
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Armstrong, John L - Page 48Armstrong, John L - Page 48
US, Navy Widows' Certificates, 1861-1910
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Armstrong, John L - Page 96Armstrong, John L - Page 96
US, Navy Widows' Certificates, 1861-1910
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Armstrong, John L - Page 99Armstrong, John L - Page 99
US, Navy Widows' Certificates, 1861-1910
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1st Class Pilot John L Armstrong Navy Headstone1st Class Pilot John L Armstrong Navy Headstone
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USS St. Louis
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:USS_Baron_DeKalb.jpg
James B. Eads
St. Louis, MO
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Carondelet, Missouri
steam engine
section below
City class ironclad
gunboat
Union Navy
American Civil War
General Baron DeKalb
Erlangen
Bavaria
City class ironclads
Mound City, Illinois
Western Gunboat Flotilla
[1]
paddle wheel
Mississippi River
1 Built in Missouri in 1861
2 Civil War service
2.1 Assigned to Union Army operations
2.2 Reassigned to the Union Navy
2.3 Sunk by mine
3 Chronology
4 Armament
5 See also
6 References
7 External links
U.S. War Department
St. Louis, Missouri
Lieutenant
Rear Admiral
Andrew Hull Foote
Battle of Lucas Bend
capture of Fort Henry
Tennessee River
flagship
Union Army
Fort Donelson
Cumberland River
Fort Pillow, Tennessee
USS St. Louis
Drumgould's Bluff
Medal of Honor
Peter Cotton
Pierre Leon
John McDonald
Charles Robinson
[2]
[3]
Arkansas Post
White River
Yazoo City, Mississippi
mine
Yazoo River
Lucas Bend, Missouri
Battle of Fort Henry, Tennessee
Fort Donelson, Tennessee
Columbus, Kentucky
Battle of Belmont
Battle of Island Number 10
Fort Pillow
Fort Pillow
Battle of Memphis
"Ellet Rams"
White River (Arkansas)
St. Charles, Arkansas
Drumgold's Bluff
Battle of Fort Hindman
Arkansas
Battle of Fort Pemberton
Tallahatchie River
Haynes Bluff
Dahlgren
[4]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:ACW_Barnstar.png
American Civil War portal
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United States Navy portal
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_the_United_States.svg
Military of the United States portal
Anaconda Plan
Mississippi Squadron
United States Navy
List of United States Navy ships
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War Department
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"Civil War Medal of Honor Recipients (A–L)"
United States Army Center of Military History
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"Civil War Medal of Honor Recipients (M–Z)"
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ISBN 978-1-84176-444-3
public domain
Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships
here
Pictures of USS Baron de Kalb
Building the City Class Ironclads Documentary