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The '''Continental Navy''' was formed in 1775 as the navy of the newly formed [[United States]], and was used during the [[American Revolutionary War]]. [[Nicholas Biddle]], a [[Templars|Templar]], was one of its first [[Captains|captains]], and his [[Ships|ship]], the [[USS Randolph|USS ''Randolph'']], was its first vessel.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed III]]'' – {{Cite|27 March 2021. Memories/files needed}}</ref>
The '''Continental Navy''' was formed in 1775 as the navy of the newly formed [[United States]], and was used during the [[American Revolutionary War]]. [[Nicholas Biddle]], a [[Templars|Templar]], was one of its first [[Captains|captains]], and his [[Ships|ship]], the [[USS Randolph|USS ''Randolph'']], was one of its first vessels.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed III]]'' – [[Database: USS Randolph]]</ref>
 
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The Continental Navy was formed in 1775 as the navy of the newly formed United States, and was used during the American Revolutionary War. Nicholas Biddle, a Templar, was one of its first captains, and his ship, the USS Randolph, was one of its first vessels.[1]

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