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	Yankee lll review
		A wealthy Anglophile named Lambert, feeling Sopwith had been somewhat ill treated, bought Yankee and then raced her for a season in Britain where she was generally outranked by Endeavour.
		At the time Yankee was racing in Britain, John Black, known for the Marblehead 'Cheerio' among others, wrote a series of articles carried by a Boston paper describing the construction of a 36" model of her.
		This model 'Yankee Jnr' and the changes to the basic design that Black made are also described in some detail by Earl adding considerably to one's enjoyment of the whole.
	www.vmyg.org.uk /pages/resources/books/yankee_bantock.htm (539 words)

	Yankee class submarine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Yankee class is the general NATO classification for a type of nuclear-powered submarine that was originally constructed by the Soviet Union around 1968.
		They were the first class of Soviet subs to have comparable firepower, in terms of ballistic missile batteries, to their American counterparts.
		Yankee subs were quieter than their Hotel-class predecessors and had smoother lines that made them more efficient in the water.
	www.wapipedia.org /wikipedia/mobiletopic.aspx?cur_title=Yankee_class_submarine (381 words)

	Spring Training History Articles
		Yankees manager Casey Stengel had assembled a camp of some 25 rookies for an instructional school in Phoenix, Ariz. and Mantle quickly became the focus of Stengel's attention.
		The dynastic Yankees were rarely impulsive about promoting minor leaguers-much less kids from the low minors; but when Casey saw Mantle, he began wondering whether this time the old rules didn't apply.
		The Yankees front office was stunned by the announcement, but the disbelieving press reported, hopefully, that DiMaggio had left a loophole with his promise of a definitive statement at the end of the year.
	www.springtrainingmagazine.com /history.html (3043 words)

	YGRC - Yankee Filed Classes and the WCW/WCX Tests
		Yankee offers the field classes primarily to introduce handlers and their dogs to the various field pursuits that exhibit and test essential elements and characteristics of our breed.
		Members may choose to enroll in the class to pursue a title, train their hunting dog, or to simply have a grand time.
		The members who enroll in the classes recognize the importance of maintaining the hunting and retrieving instincts that are inherent in the Golden Retriever breed.
	www.yankeegrc.org /wcwcxtest.html (1774 words)

	National Geographic: Submarine Milestones -- Yankee Class
		The Yankee-class submarines were significantly quieter than Hotel-class submarines due to a smoother hull shape, special propeller design, exterior sound-deadening coatings, and other modifications.
		Several subs in the class were modified, such as the K-403 and K-411, whose missile compartments were converted to carry miniature submarines.
		All but two Yankee submarines have been decommissioned and have had their missile compartments cut out to comply with the START II arms-reduction treaty.
	www.nationalgeographic.com /k19/sub_detail_sov4.html (125 words)

	Haze Gray & Underway Photo Feature: Soviet & Russian Navy - Ballistic Missile Submarines
		The 'GOLF' class was the first purpose-built Soviet ballistic missile boats, although several 'ZULU' class attack subs were converted to an improvised ballistic missile configuration.
		The 'YANKEEs' were the first Soviet ballistic missile submarines designed for surface-launched missiles; they carried 16 SS-N-6 SLBMs abaft the sail, much like US SSBNs.
		This was the second time K-219 suffered a missile accident, and she did not survive the experience, sinking on 6 October 1986.
	www.hazegray.org /features/russia/boomer.htm (566 words)

	Confederate Yankee: A Shred More Class
		There will be some who clamor to claim victory for my resignation, but I caution them that in doing so, they are tacitly accepting responsibility for those who have deluged my blog and my inbox with vitriol and veiled threats.
		McEwan is a completely different type of blogger, and it's not really surprising that she exhibited more class than Amanda.
		If you're going to make stupid comments, don't drop them in the comments section of the very blog that proves you conclusively wrong.
	confederateyankee.mu.nu /archives/215551.php (1987 words)

	Yankee One Design (Site not responding. Last check: )
		I say "spotty" because none of these classes has attained "national security," and their popularity varies from year to year and from locality to locality.
		The Universal, International, and Square-Metre Rules, then, have failed to establish permanent classes of small boats, and it is an astounding fact, which cannot be attributed entirely to the prospects of the Yankee Class, that there are few, if any, boats building this winter to any one-design class of this size.
		That the one-design field extends up to and beyond the $2,000 price class has been amply proved by the great number of such classes, racing and cruising, that have been launched in recent years.
	www.yankeeonedesign.com /History_Ymag1937.cfm (1954 words)

	TimesDispatch.com \| Sports Focus: The Virginia Million (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Yankee has had modest success that began inauspiciously as a 2-year-old with fourth in a maiden claimer at Philadelphia Park.
		Finally, Lilith Boucher recommended that Yankee be a broodmare, at least for a year to give her a chance to get sound again.
		Class Yankee is one filly capable of highlighting her involvement in the sport," Boucher said.
	www.timesdispatch.com /servlet/Satellite?pagename=RTD/MGArticle/RTD_BasicArticle&c=MGArticle&cid=1031783854049&path=!sports&s=1045855934844 (820 words)

	Four Lakes Ice Yacht Club Message Board from Madison, WI, USA / What's the Difference Between a Skeeter & a Yankee?
		A Yankee is a class of skeeter, I believe it falls in the "b" skeeter class due to specs.
		A Yankee is a one-design class and has specific requirements for dimensions and construction.
		The sail area was deliberately set at the Class E size to make the boat eligible for Skeeter competition in addition to Yankee class racing.
	www.iceboat.org /forum/viewtopic.php?pid=26 (742 words)

	Submarine History 1945-2000: A Timeline of Development
		However, erection of the launching ramp and preparation of the missile kept the submarine on the surface for five minutes; therefore, a hand-off control system was developed, whereby another submarine, 80 miles downrange, could take over for the last 55 miles of missile flight.
		The U. Navy began operation of a fast-submarine test bed, the 203-foot "Albacore." The hull form was similar to that of an airship; the boat went through five experimental configurations; in the first, she demonstrated underwater speeds of 26 knots.
		In preparation for development of the next submarine class ("Virginia"), the U. Navy elected to create a one-fourth scale, unmanned, submarine, to test new and emerging technologies before they are committed to full-scale ships.
	www.submarine-history.com /NOVAfour.htm (5134 words)

	Nuclear Chronology
		Treaty for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in Latin America, known as the Treaty of Tlateloco, is signed.
		Soviet Navy commissions its first large-capacity SSBN, the Yankee class.
		Each Yankee is armed with 16 SS-N-6 SLBMs.
	www.acq.osd.mil /ncbdp/nm/nuclearchronology3.html (536 words)

	Yankee class submarine - meaning of word
		Though Soviet submarine K-137 was the first ''Navaga'' to enter service, Soviet (and Russian) ship classes are not named for their "lead ships." The Yankees were the first class of Soviet subs to have comparable firepower, in terms of ballistic missile batteries, to their United States counterparts.
		''Yankee'' subs were quieter than their Hotel class predecessors and had smoother lines that made them more efficient in the water.
		==Variants== There were seven different versions of the ''Yankee'' subs: *''Yankee I'' subs were ballistic missile submarines that first saw service in 1968; 34 were built.
	www.wordsonline.org /Yankee_class_submarine (487 words)

	Strategic Affairs - Weapons & Equipment
		The tragedy of the Russian Oscar II class nuclear submarine Kursk, which went down in the Barents Sea last year is the latest, bringing to six the total number of sunken nuclear submarines.
		There were two incidents during refueling operations on K-11 and K-431, another during repairs of a naval reactor at the shipyard (K-140), one during modifications of the submarine (K-222), four during operations at sea, and one during reactor shut down (K-314).
		In 1970, while the brand new Charlie class submarine K-429 lay in harbour at the shipbuilding yard Krasnoe Sormovo in Nizhny Novgorod, there was an uncontrolled start up of the ship's reactor.
	www.stratmag.com /issueJan-15/page02.htm (5415 words)

	Sociology 230: Social Stratification
		I am starting class off with selections from two classics, W. Lloyd Warner's community study of Newburyport, Massachusetts ("Yankee City"), and Lipset and Bendix's study of social mobility.
		Class begins with the expectation that you are prepared to discuss each question.
		Warner and associates conduct an anthropological study of class in Yankee City.
	www.unc.edu /~tedmouw/soc230/class/rn1.htm (519 words)

	667A YANKEE I - Russian and Soviet Nuclear Forces
		The cause was a depressurization of the reactor pit.
		Between 1979 and 1994 all Yankee submarines were removed from operational status and their missile compartments cut out to comply with arms control agreement ceilings.
		The converted K-411 (Yankee Stretch) and K-420 (Yankee Sidecar) are reliably reported to remain in service, and some reports also suggest that K-395 [a Yankee Notch] and K-403 [Yankee Pod] may also remain in service.
	www.fas.org /nuke/guide/russia/slbm/667A.htm (1330 words)

	NATO Code Names for Submarines and Ships
		Yankee SSN - attack submarines (SSN); 16(+) converted from 'Yankee I'; in service 1984; 6 torpedo tubes for Type 53 torpedoes; some are not completely converted, even though their ballistic missile tubes have been disabled (known as 'SSNX');
		Beginning with the huge naval buildup in the late 1960s, more of the unit names became known and the classes began to be named after their lead vessel.
		Some classes were given first a temporairy designation, based on the first sighting, then a NATO 'K' Reporting Name, and finally the class was known by the name of its lead vessel.
	www.ais.org /~schnars/aero/nato-shp.htm (4471 words)

	667AM YANKEE II - Russian and Soviet Nuclear Forces
		667AM YANKEE II In 1977 the "K-140" submarine was equipped with the first D-11 Soviet sea based solid-fuel missiles and received the designation 667AM Yankee II.
		The Nunn-Lugar Cooperative Threat Reduction program is scheduled to dismantle 25 Delta-class, five Typhoon-class, and one Yankee-class ballistic missile submarines capable of launching over 400 missiles with over 1,700 warheads, by the year 2003.
		As of September 1999 US specialists had helped disassemble one Yankee- and six Delta-class submarines, while the Russians had destroyed another five ballistic missile subs on their own using American equipment.
	www.fas.org /nuke/guide/russia/slbm/667AM.htm (191 words)

	Definition of Yankee class submarine
		Though K-137 Leninets was the first Navaga to enter service, Soviet (and Russian) ship classes are not named for their "lead ships."
		National Geographic: Yankee class (http://www.nationalgeographic.com/k19/sub_detail_sov4.html) accessed March 14, 2004.
		The list of authors can be found here.
	www.wordiq.com /definition/Yankee_class_submarine (487 words)

	Washington Square News
		Class of 2008: the first and last to walk at old Yankee Stadium
		There was a sea of purple at Yankee Stadium last Wednesday morning as thousands of excited NYU students gathered at "the house that Ruth built" to mark the completion of their coursework and receive their long-awaited degrees.
		The program will be renamed the Liberal Studies Program this summer, students applying to the class of 2013 will have the option of applying to the program.…
	www.nyunews.com (558 words)

	Liberty Watch Radio - Archive (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Whitey Mack was the skipper of USS Lapon, a nuclear fast attack submarine.
		He tells many stories from arguing with Admiral Rickover, to tracking a Soviet "Yankee" Class boomer for 47 days.
		These are interviews of Wayne Pickels and Zenon Lukosius, two of the 13 who captured U-505 on 6/2/44.
	www.libertywatchradio.com /archive (614 words)

	09780 Yankee Stretch class \| Russian Arms, Military Technology, Analysis of Russia's Military Forces
		Database / Navy / submarines / 09780 yankee stretch class
		A converted 'Yankee' class SSBN, with the missile compartment replaced by an extended hull section.
		Believed to serve as a "mothership" to transport and support the 'Platus' class small special missions submarines (see below).
	warfare.ru /?lang=&linkid=2106&catid=273 (182 words)

	The 'Yankee' Class Submarine in Pictures (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This section is dedicated to pictures of the 'Yankee' Class ballistic missile submarine.
		The pictures are all authentic and were taken at some time when the submarine was in active service.
		The photo does not give any indication of where it was taken.
	www.russianwarrior.com /1969vehicle_Yankeepict.htm (84 words)

	What is it?
		Some have airplane-like flaps to damper down the wing when heeling and jet-like cockpit canopies.
		The Yankee class is next, a two-seater, one design boat.
		The DN (Detroit News) is the most popular one design boat in the U.S. and Europe.
	www.nsibyc.com /what.asp (611 words)

	Submarine Quotes: SubmarineSailor.com
		We were on a transit back from San Diego to Pearl with five Spruance Class Destroyers, all using active Sonar on us.
		The Old Man called a meeting of all Officers, Chiefs and 1st Class in the Crew's Mess, walked in, it got real quiet, That was all he said and turned around and walked back out!
		He graduated third in his class from the U.S. NAVY's Submarine School, in New London, CT in May 1940.
	www.submarinesailor.com /quote.asp (3964 words)

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