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• Navy base
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• Navy Yard
  #REDIRECT [[Pensacola Navy Yard]]
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• Navy Boulevard
  |road_name=Navy Boulevard '''Navy Boulevard''' is a major thoroughfare connecting Pensacola to [[Warrington]]
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• Navy Point
  '''Navy Point''' is an historic residential neighborhood in the [[Warrington]] area The [[Blue Angels]] often pass over Navy Point during their rehearsal flights.
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• Navy Point Theater
  ...:NavyPointTheaterRendering.png|thumb|right|260px|Artist's rendering of the Navy Point Theater]] ...t shopping center ca 1946 -2.jpg|thumb|right|260px|Postcard aerial view of Navy Point Theater and shopping center, circa 1946]]
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• Pensacola Navy Yard
  |name=Pensacola Navy Yard The '''Pensacola Navy Yard''' was a [[Wikipedia:Shipyard|shipyard]] at the site of present-day [[
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• 3810 W Navy Boulevard
  #REDIRECT [[3810 West Navy Boulevard]]
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• 3810 West Navy Boulevard
  ...nt lounge, and as follows: Gene's Lounge (1970s to late 1986), Franco's on Navy (late 1986 to early 1987), Spatz (1987), Chevy's (early to mid 1990s), Gene
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• Navy Point Elementary School
  |name=Navy Point Elementary '''Navy Point Elementary School''' is a public K-5 school in the [[Escambia County
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• Navy Point
  '''Navy Point''' is an historic residential neighborhood in the [[Warrington]] area The [[Blue Angels]] often pass over Navy Point during their rehearsal flights.
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• William Conway
  | occupation =Quartermaster, Union Navy ...States Navy|United States (Union) Navy]], on duty when the [[NAS Pensacola|Navy Yard]] was surrendered to the Confederacy on [[January 12]], [[1861]]. Whe
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• Officer Candidate School
  ...dia:Officer Candidate School (U.S. Navy)|OCS facility of the United States Navy]], a twelve-week program that made ensigns of recent college graduates and ...].<ref>[http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_pnav/is_199403/ai_3639315457 Navy Press Release], March 1994.</ref>
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• City Field
  ...ry Field''', was an outlying landing field (OLF) used by the United States Navy for aviation training purposes in connection with [[NAS Pensacola]]. The f ...d use as an outlying landing field under the name '''"City Field"'''. The Navy continued to use the field until the early 1940s, after which time resident
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• Navy Boulevard
  |road_name=Navy Boulevard '''Navy Boulevard''' is a major thoroughfare connecting Pensacola to [[Warrington]]
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• Warrington
  ...facilities such as [[Corry Station]], [[Naval Hospital Pensacola]], and [[Navy Exchange Pensacola]] are located in Warrington. ...Map-NavyYard.jpg|right|thumb|This cropped portion of an 1861 map shows the Navy Yard along with the original Warrington and Woolsey settlements.]]
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• Naval Aeronautic Station
  ...rs and 23 men were transferred from Annapolis to the abandoned [[Pensacola Navy Yard]] upon the recommendation of Captain [[W. I Chambers]]. {{navy-stub}}
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• Navy Yard
  #REDIRECT [[Pensacola Navy Yard]]
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• 3810 W Navy Boulevard
  #REDIRECT [[3810 West Navy Boulevard]]
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• Navy Point Theater
  ...:NavyPointTheaterRendering.png|thumb|right|260px|Artist's rendering of the Navy Point Theater]] ...t shopping center ca 1946 -2.jpg|thumb|right|260px|Postcard aerial view of Navy Point Theater and shopping center, circa 1946]]
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• USS Pensacola (CA-24)
  ...a''''' '''(CL/CA-24)''' was a [[Wikipedia:United States Navy|United States Navy]] ship, and the [[Wikipedia:Lead ship|lead ship]] of [[Wikipedia:Pensacola ...|New York Navy Yard]] on [[October 27]], [[1926]]. The third United States Navy ship to bear the name ''Pensacola'', she was launched on [[April 25]], [[19
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• Water Street
  |ending_terminus=[[Navy Boulevard]] The street extends from [[Elkton Street]] one block south to [[Navy Boulevard]].
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• Pensacola Navy Yard
  |name=Pensacola Navy Yard The '''Pensacola Navy Yard''' was a [[Wikipedia:Shipyard|shipyard]] at the site of present-day [[
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• Kevin Davis
  | occupation =Pilot, United States Navy LCDR '''Kevin J. Davis''' was a Navy pilot and member of the [[Blue Angels]] Flight Demonstration Team.
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• August 31
  ...&ndash; The [[Pensacola Navy Yard]] is ordered closed by Secretary of the Navy [[Wikipedia:George von Lengerke Meyer|George von Lengerke Meyer]].
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• Davison Street
  |ending_terminus=[[Navy Boulevard]] ...xtends from [[Bayou Drive]] in the [[Bayou Grove]] neighborhood south to [[Navy Boulevard]].
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• Gary Jones
  ...RYJONES.jpg|thumb|right|Admiral Gary Jones official photograph Courtesy US Navy]] ...and Training Command]] at [[Naval Air Station Pensacola]] and is also the Navy's senior helicopter pilot. He resides in the historic [[Quarters A]].
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• January 12
  ...[[Fort McRee]], to Major [[William H. Chase]] and his Confederate troops. Navy Yard quartermaster [[William Conway]] refuses to strike the Union colors. [
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• October 25
  ...ard of Navy Commissioners]] arrives in Pensacola to survey sites for the [[Navy Yard]].
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• Sunset Avenue
  ...aka Highway 295A) is a major east-west thoroughfare through the historic [[Navy Point]] residential neighborhood in [[Warrington]], along [[Bayou Grande]].
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• Ellyson Industrial Park
  ...'''Ellyson Field Naval Auxiliary Air Station''', is a former United States Navy installation which has been redeveloped as an industrial park. ...nor of [[Wikipedia:Theodore Gordon Ellyson|Theodore "Spuds" Ellyson]], the Navy's first naval aviator.<ref name="Seigfried">[http://www.tailhook.org/Ellyso
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• October 27
  *[[1826]] &ndash; [[Lewis Warrington]] ends his tenure as commandant of the [[Navy Yard]]. ...Pensacola (CA-24)|USS ''Pensacola'' (CA-24)]] is laid down at the New York Navy Yard.
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• Myrick Street
  |starting_terminus=[[Navy Boulevard]] The street extends south from [[Navy Boulevard]] to a point south of [[Blanchard Street]], at which point it bra
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• Fairpoint Peninsula
  ...was established to provide raw material to support shipbuilding for the [[Navy]] in the area. Today, Naval Live Oaks is part of the [[Gulf Islands Nationa *[[Old Navy Cove]]
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• November 8
  ...act to area businessmen for lumber to be used in the construction of the [[Navy Yard]].
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• 3810 West Navy Boulevard
  ...nt lounge, and as follows: Gene's Lounge (1970s to late 1986), Franco's on Navy (late 1986 to early 1987), Spatz (1987), Chevy's (early to mid 1990s), Gene
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• April 11
  ...&ndash; The [[Officer Candidate School]] at [[NAS Pensacola]] becomes the Navy's sole OCS location.
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• Tartar Point
  ...south of the mouth of [[Bayou Grande]]. It was the site of the original [[Navy Yard]] and is now part of [[NAS Pensacola]].
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• Melancthon Brooks Woolsey
  | occupation =Navy officer ...[[1817]] – [[October 2]], [[1874]]) was an officer in the [[United States Navy]] during the [[Civil War]].
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• Charles Perry Mason
  ...g in Pensacola in May [[1916]]. Mason graduated in [[1917]], becoming the Navy's 52nd aviator. In the same year, Mason married Ralphine Fisher in Pensaco ...USS Hornet (CV-8)|USS ''Hornet'']], and earning the [[Wikipedia:Navy Cross|Navy Cross]] for his defense of the ship before its destruction in the [[Wikiped
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• J. D. Smith
  ...rogram Manager for the [[Wikipedia:Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps|Navy Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps]].
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• W Street
  |ending_terminus=[[Navy Boulevard]] ...horoughfare in [[West Pensacola]]. It connects [[US Highway 98|US 98]] ([[Navy Boulevard]]) to [[US Highway 29|US 29]] ([[Pensacola Boulevard]]). W Stree
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• Navy Point Elementary School
  |name=Navy Point Elementary '''Navy Point Elementary School''' is a public K-5 school in the [[Escambia County
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• 1859
  ...USS Pensacola (1859)|USS Pensacola]]'' was commissioned at the [[Pensacola Navy Yard]].
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• Bayou Chico
  Bayou Chico is spanned in two places, by [[Barrancas Avenue]] and [[Navy Boulevard]].
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• Starflights
  Starflights U.S. Navy Trampoline Team The United States Navy created a trampoline team called the Starflights which were stationed at NA
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• 1911
  *[[October 20]] &ndash; The United States Government closes the [[Pensacola Navy Yard]] and it is abandoned.
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• 1926
  ...Pensacola (CA-24)|USS ''Pensacola'' (CA-24)]] is laid down at the New York Navy Yard.
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• December 19
  ...an Buren|Martin Van Buren]] dismisses [[Thomas Eastin]] from his post as [[navy agent]] at the [[Port of Pensacola]] for having "failed to settle [his] acc
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• Bayou Grande
  *Near the bayou's mouth, where a bridge carries [[Navy Boulevard]] into the main gate of [[NAS Pensacola]]
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• 1825
  *[[December 4]] &ndash; The site for the [[Pensacola Navy Yard]] is approved by President [[Wikipedia:John Quincy Adams|John Quincy A
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• 1929
  ...Pensacola (CA-24)|USS ''Pensacola'' (CA-24)]] is launched at the New York Navy Yard.
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• November 12
  *[[2016]] - US Navy Blue Angels finished their 70th season with an air show at NAS Pensacola.
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• Showtown USA
  ...Gulf States Theatres]], which also operated the [[Twin Air Drive-In]] on [[Navy Boulevard]], it opened around Easter [[1966]] with two screens<ref>"Gulf St
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• Harbor defenses
  ...tween the 1820s-1840s at the entrance to [[Pensacola Bay]] to defend the [[Navy Yard]]. They included [[Fort Pickens]] on [[Punta de Sigüenza]] ([[Santa R
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• 1915
  ...on]]. Roads are being hardened and streets improved. From appearances, the Navy Yard will, in the near future, resume some of its old time activity.</block
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• June 28
  ...parents of baby James Robert Bishop, the last baby to be born at Pensacola Navy Hospital.
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• The Rag Shop
  ...Rag Shop is actually still in existence--operating at Antiques 'n' More on Navy Boulevard.
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• Blue Angels
  ...States Navy|United States Navy]]'s '''Blue Angels''' (or, officially, the Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron), formed in [[1946]], is a renowned military [[Category:Navy]]
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• 1937
  ...spapers?id=DrEKAAAAIBAJ&sjid=Qk0DAAAAIBAJ&pg=3902,832649&dq=pensacola "Two Navy Flyers Die in Pensacola."] ''St. Petersburg Times'', July 8, 1937.</ref>
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