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A Throughout my US Navy career, I loved to operate at sea with the British Royal Navy. UK warships were unfailingly well-handled, manned by crisp communicators, and when they needed to be quite operationally lethal. And when you visited them at sea, you could actually get a beer in the wardroom at lunch unlike onboard our own “dry” ships. In the 1990s, I spent a fair amount of time operating with the Nottingham, a destroyer led by a fellow young commanding officer who went on to be a British admiral and remains a close friend today, Ian Moncrieff. In our North Atlantic Treaty Organization operations conducting an arms embargo off the coast of the war-torn Balkans, his ship was simply the best of the multinational force outperforming my own brand-new Arleigh Burke-class destroyer, despite the Nottingham being a decade older.

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