C. Peter Chen Joins CombinedFleet.com Team

1 Dec 2008

After working with Jon Parshall of CombinedFleet.com website for many years, I, C. Peter Chen, had officially joined the staff of the venerable Japanese Navy website about two months ago. It is an honor to join a team of most knowledgeable naval experts; it already has been quite a rewarding experience working with Jon Parshall, Tony Tully, et al in the past two months, and I look forward to learning even more from them. I hope to share my technical knowledge to refresh the infrastructure behind that site, while leverage the content of each of the sites to provide better information on Japanese warships of WW2 for visitors.



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1. Dominic Reimers says:
1 Dec 2008 11:07:56 AM

Congradulations Mr. Chen that is very good news. I frequent both site and am happy to hear about the cooperation between the two.

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