USS Constitution Sinking the HMS Guerriere during the War of 1812, 400 miles from Halifax, Nova Scotia Stock Photo - Alamy
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USS Constitution in Boston Harbor, Aug 2012, 200 years after her engagement with HMS Guerriere. She is currently the only active ship in the US military to have sunk an enemy vessel [
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USS Constitution in the War of 1812
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There's only one Navy ship left that has sunk an enemy vessel: the ancient USS Constitution - The Washington Post
USS Constitution in the War of 1812
The summer the USS Constitution almost returned to Portsmouth shipyard
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