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Holcombe,, Alfred Robert was born on May 8, 1945 in Macon, Ga. Son of Alfred Robert and Elizabeth Claire Holcombe.
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This comprehensive guide to the Confederate Navy, covers the ships and men, the organization and facilities, the strategy and tactics, and compiles the operations, including those on the Western rivers. Although short-lived, the Confederate States Navy was one of the most innovative of all time, introducing the ironclad, the spar torpedo, a nd the submersible to naval warfare, and re-defining classic strategies, such as commerce raiding for the steam age. It was a scratch force, created almost overnight and always short of resources, but its achievements were considerable.
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Holcombe,, Alfred Robert was born on May 8, 1945 in Macon, Ga. Son of Alfred Robert and Elizabeth Claire Holcombe.
Bachelor of Science in Education, Georgia Southern College, 1968. Master of Arts in Maritime History, East Carolina University, 1993.
Curator, naval historian Port Columbus Civil War Naval Center, Georgia, since 1973. Consultant United States Army Corps of Engineer, Savannah, Georgia, since 1980, South Carolina State Museum, Columbia, 1994, Georgia Department Natural Resources, 1989. Consultant, member advisory board Apalachicola (Florida) Maritime Museum, 1996.
(This comprehensive guide to the Confederate Navy, covers ...)
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Member North America Society for Oceanic History, History Naval Ships Association (Henry A. Vadnais award 1999), International Naval Research Organization, Company Military Historians, Society Civil War Historians.
Married Jane Elizabeth Holcombe, August 12, 1978.