Title:
A Destroyer Of The United States Navy
Linen PM 1943 Sep-10
Description:
This is one of our newest type destroyers stream lined and single stacked. They are highly formidable weapons in naval warfare and on convoy duty ? an absolute necessity. Destroyers are named for officers and enlisted men of the Navy and Marine corps who have distinguished themselves
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Title:
Destroyer At Sea
Linen PM 1944 Feb-29
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Title:
Gun Crew In Victory Formation
Linen PM 1944 Feb-27
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Title:
Recruits Learning Semaphore Signaling
Linen unused
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Title:
Sea Bag Inspection
Sampson New York (NY), Linen PM 1944 Mar-07
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Title:
The Wheel House
Linen unused
Description:
Nerve Center of a navy PC Boat
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Title:
The Wheel House
Linen PM 1944 Feb-22
Description:
Nerve Center of a navy PC Boat
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Title:
U. S. S. Kitty Hawk
Chrome unused
Description:
Conventionally powered aircraft carrier named after the North Carolina site where the Wright brothers accomplished the first successful manned aircraft flight on December 17, 1903. USS Kitty Hawk was built by the New York Shipbuilding Corporation at Camden, New Jersey and commissioned on 29 April 1961.
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Title:
U. S. S. Ramsay
Linen PM 1943 Jul-21
Description:
The mine-layer U.S. S. Ramsay is one of several flush-deck destroyers converted for mine-laying duties since 1930
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Title:
U. S. S. Raven
Linen PM 1943 Jul-06
Description:
The new fleet minesweepers are named for bird and the U. S.S. Raven is the first of a type put in commission
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Title:
USS Elder An-20
Linen unused
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Title:
USS Furse Dd882
Linen unused
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Title:
USS Gearing Do 710
Linen unused
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Title:
USS New Jersey BB-62
Linen unused
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Title:
USS New Orleans LPH-11
Chrome unused
Description:
The eleventh LPH (Landing Platform Helicopter) built to implement the technique of vertical envelopment assault with Marine troops. Named for the famous battle of the war of 1812. New Orleans was constructed at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and commissioned 16 November 1968.
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Title:
Trident Submarine
Washington (WA), 4x6 Continental Chrome unused
Description:
This Trident Submarine is sharing space with fishing vessels on Hood Canal
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Title:
Battleship USS Alabama
Chrome unused
Description:
Looking aft to the fantail of the Battleship USS Alabama, anchored at Mobile, Alabama. Immediately past the 16-inch guns can be seen an OS2U seaplane, used in the days of the dreadnaught for scanning and observation.
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Title:
The U. S. S. Forrestal
Virginia (VA), Chrome PM 1956 Jul-17
Description:
The U.S.S. Forrestal one of the mightest warships of the U.S. Fleet steaming into Hampton Roads, Va.
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Title:
U. S. Aircraft Carrier Passing Through Gaillard Cut, Panama Canal
Chrome unused
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Title:
U. S. S. Cromwell
Chrome unused
Description:
Named for Captain John Philip Cromwell. When his World War II submarine was scuttled, to prevent capture he remained on board rather than risk capture and endanger security of invasion plans. U.S.S. Cromwell, commissioned in 1954 is a 1280 ton destroyer type ship with a crew of 170. She served in the eastern Med during the Lebanon crisis in 1958.
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Title:
U. S. S. Glover
Chrome unused
Description:
U.S.S. Glover, the first Navy warship to be named for an Army officer, was named for General John Glover, Revolutionary War leader who transported General Washington's troops across the Delaware. USS Glover is a Garcia class Ocean Escort which has been modified for research and development to test new anti-submarine equipment and facilities. Length: 4141/2 ft Displacement: 3500 tons. Armament: ASROC, Dash, 5"38 gun. Home Port: Newport, R.1.
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Title:
U. S. S. Lloyd Thomas
Chrome unused
Description:
Named for Lieutenant (junior grade) Lloyd Thomas, a naval aviator who lost his lift while engage in the battle of Midway. U.S.S. Lloyd Thomas carries a crew of 250 enlisted men and 14 officers and is primarily engaged in anti-submarine warfare.
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Title:
U. S. S. Massachusetts
Chrome unused
Description:
Coming home to be the official war memorial of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Commissioned May, 1942, Decommissioned March, 1947. Traveled 225000 nautical miles. 680 feet - 10 inches long, beam 108 feet - 2 inches, carried 2300 men. Mounts 70 guns in all. Built at the Fore River Shipyard, Quincy, Mass. Cost: $76885750.00 "Big Mamie" will be berthed at the State Pier, Fall River, Massachusetts.
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Title:
U. S. S. Norris
Chrome unused
Description:
A destroyer of the U.S. Atlantic Fleet, Homeported at Newport, Rhode Island on Narragansett Bay.
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Title:
U.S.S. Bagley Ff-1069
Chrome unused
Description:
Finest Fast Frigate Honoring the brothers Ensign Worth Bagley, USN (1874-1898) and Admiral David Worth Bagley. USN (1883-1960). The ship was built as an ocean escort destroyer of the Knox class by the Lockheed shipbuilding and construction co. of Seattle, Washington. Commissioned on 6 May 1972. Designation change on 30 June 1975.
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Title:
U.S.S. Bronstein Ff-1037
Chrome unused
Description:
Best in the West. Dynamites comes in small packages
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Title:
U.S.S. Brooke Ffg-1 Guided Missile Frigate
Chrome unused
Description:
The first of her Class built by the Lockheed Shipbuilding & Construction Co. of Seattle, Washington. Commissioned on 12 March 1966.
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Title:
U.S.S. Buchanan Ddg-14
Chrome unused
Description:
The third ship of the Fleet honoring Captain Franklin Buchanan, USN, who distinguished himself as a fearless and brilliant Naval commander during the War between the States. A guided missile destroyer built by the Todd Shipyard Corp. at Seattle, Washington and commissioned on 7 February 1962.
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Title:
U.S.S. Constellation Cva-64
Chrome unused
Description:
Spirit of the old - Pride of the new USS Constellation, home ported in San Diego, Calif., is the world's largest conventionally powered aircraft carrier. Keel Laid - 14 September 1957, Launched - 8 October 1960, Commissioned - 27 October 1961.
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Title:
U.S.S. Downes Ff-1070
Chrome unused
Description:
Finest, Fastest, Fairest, Frigate in The Fleet The third ship honoring Captain John Downes, United States Navy who served with distinction in the war with Tripoli (1804) and during the War of 1812. USS Downes was built as a knox class escort destroyer by the Todd Shipyard Corporation in Seattle, Washington. Especially designed for locating and destroying enemy submarines, USS Downes is capable of such varied missions as search and rescue, patrol, evacuation, blockade, visit and search or surveillance.
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Title:
U.S.S. Edward McDonnell De-1043
Chrome unused
Description:
U.S.S. EDWARD MCDONNELL (DE-1043) is a modern ocean escort. Command facilities include a modular Combat Information Center and advanced communications and electronics installations. With an overall length of 414 feet, an extreme beam of 44 feet and displacing 3500 tons, this ship is representative of our newest anti-submarine warfare capability.
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Title:
U.S.S. Fort Marion
Chrome unused
Description:
A landing ship dock named after a famous fortification which was built by the Spanish in 1672 at St. Augustine, Florida. USS Fort Marion was built by the Gulf Shipbuilding Corp. at Chickasaw, Alabama and commissioned in 1946. The ship's primary mission is to transport combat loaded boats, craft, vehicles and tanks for landing in early assault waves on enemy beachheads.
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Title:
U.S.S. Gearing DD-710
Chrome unused
Description:
U.S.S. EDWARD MCDONNELL (DE-710), named for three generations of Navy officers from the same family, is the prototype of the "Long Hull" destroyer class predominant in the fleet. Armament includes two twin 5" 38 caliber gun mounts, two triple torpedo tubes, and the Anti-submarine Rocket (ASROC). Hermotto is "DUX" or "Leader."
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Title:
U.S.S. Roark Ff-1053
Chrome unused
Description:
A fast frigate honoring LT. William Marshall Roark, USN, a naval aviator decorated with the Purple Heart and the Distinguished Flying Medal for heroism in the Vietnam Conflict. USS Roark was built by Todd Shipyard Corp. at Seattle, Washington and commissioned on 22 November 1969 at Bremerton Naval Shipyard.
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Title:
U.S.S. Robinson Ddg-12
Chrome unused
Description:
A guided missile destroyer honoring Admiral Samuel Shellburne Robison, USN, who was a pioneer in Naval technical fields and author of "A History of Naval Tactics." Built by Defoe Shipbuilding Co. at Bay City, Michigan. USS Robison carries the Tartar, supersonic guided missile and ASROC, anti-submarine rocket. Commissioned on 9 December 1961.
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Title:
U.S.S. Thomas Jefferson Ssbn ? 618
Chrome unused
Description:
Strategic Missile Submarine Built by the Newport News Shipbuilding Company as the last Ethan Allen class of Ballistic Missile Submarine design. Commissioned on 4 January 1963
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Title:
U.S.S. Truxtun Cgn-35
Chrome unused
Description:
Nuclear Powered Guided Missile Cruiser Truxtun, a unit of the Naval Surface Force US Pacific Fleet, was commissioned on May 27, 1967 and is homeported in San Diego, California. She has a mission of operating against air, submarines and surface threats. Truxtun was named for Commodore Thomas Truxtun who was awarded a congressional medal on March 24, 1800 for the actions of his ship, the Frigate Constellation, against the French ship, La Vengeance.
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Title:
USS Alabama
Chrome unused
Description:
The permanent berth of the huge vessel of World War 2 battle fame is at the head of Mobile Bay on Battleship Parkway adjacent to Highways 90-31 and 98. The site is now the Alabama Battleship Memorial Park. A battery of 16-inch guns aboard the battleship USS Alabama loom impressively. The guns fired 2700-pound missiles ejected by five 120 pound bags of power
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Title:
USS Alabama
Chrome unused
Description:
The permanent berth of the huge vessel of World War 2 battle fame is at the head of Mobile Bay on Battleship Parkway adjacent to Highways 90-31 and 98. The site is now the Alabama Battleship Memorial Park. The wardroom of the battleship USS Alabama. Here the officers of the Alabama ate their meals and lounged during off-duty hours
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Title:
USS Alabama
Chrome unused
Description:
The permanent berth of the huge vessel of World War 2 battle fame is at the head of Mobile Bay on Battleship Parkway adjacent to Highways 90-31 and 98. The site is now the Alabama Battleship Memorial Park. Forecastle of the battleship USS Alabama showing the 16-inch guns of number one and number two turrets. These guns helped the Alabama win nine battle stars during World War 2
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Title:
USS New Orleans Lph-11
Chrome unused
Description:
The eleventh LPH (Landing Platform Helicopter) built to implement the technique of vertical envelopment assault with Marine troops. Named for the famous battle of the War of 1812. New Orleans was constructed at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and commissioned 16 November 1968.
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Title:
USS New Orleans Lph-11
Chrome unused
Description:
The eleventh LPH (Landing Platform Helicopter) built to implement the technique of vertical envelopment assault with Marine troops. Named for the famous battle of the War of 1812. New Orleans was constructed at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and commissioned 16 November 1968.
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Title:
Comrades In Arms
White Border unused
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Title:
Though Far Apart Heart Speaks To Heart
White Border unused
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Title:
R/V Robert D Conrad
Chrome PM 1974 Jan-30
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Title:
U. S. S. John F. Kennedy
Chrome PM 1983 Sep-21
Description:
U.S.S. John F. Kennedy (CV-67) Suez Canal - 1982. The United States Navy 208 Years. "Peace Through Strength" October 13th is the Navy's 208th Birthday soundings, the Navy's newspaper in Hampton Roads, will have a special commemorative issue highlighting interesting aspects of Navy life - then and now. the Navy is important to your business, year round. Congratulate the Navy on their special day with your advertisement in Soundings. For best Position, Call for Space Reservation By: Thursday, September 29th Noon.
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Title:
U.S.S. Kentucky
Divided Back unused
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Title:
A Mighty U. S. Navy Battleship
Linen unused
Description:
The new battleships of the U.S. Navy are probably the most powerful ever built. Though the Aircraft Carrier has revolutionized naval warfare and has become the backbone of the Fleet, the Battleship, it its guns can get within range of land, can do more terrible destruction than hundreds of bombers.
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Title:
U. S. S. Theodore Roosevelt (Can - 71)
Chrome PM 1988 Mar-18
Description:
A port bow view of the nuclear - powered aircraft carrier underway
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Title:
Uses Tullibee Nuclear Submarine
Chrome PM 1970 Jul-13
Description:
First of the nuclear - powered anti - submarine submarines, the USS Tullibee is shown at sea shortly after commissioning at her General Dynamics Corporation's Electric Boat Division dock in Groton, Conn. Carrying the smallest crew of any nuclear ship - six officers and fifty men - the 273 foot Tullibee is one of the Navy's newest Anti - Sub - marine Warfare (ASW) weapons and is designed specifically to seek out and destroy enemy submarines. She carries more sonar equipment than all U. S. Submarines of World War II.
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Title:
Battleship
4x6 Continental Chrome unused
Description:
A nostalgic moment occurred when the battleship, near identical sister ship to the USS Missouri, returned to Pearl Harbor and passed by in salute to the Arizona Memorial with all hands on deck in full dress whites. Photo: Irwin Malzman.
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Title:
U. S. Battleship Kearsage
Divided Back PM 1908 May-07
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Title:
Battleship
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Battleship Group at Night
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Monitor Puritan
Divided Back PM 1911 Feb-22
Description:
Favorite pastime - sailors playing cards
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Title:
Navy Recruiting
Linen PM 1945 May-26
Description:
Gimme that ol sales talk again I'm kinda gittin Discouraged!
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Title:
Navy Sailors
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Sailors Marching
Real Photo unused
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Title:
The Battleship Texas
Houston Texas (TX), Real Photo unused
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Title:
The Navy A Recriting Station
Divided Back PM 1909 Nov-29
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Title:
U. S. Aircraft Carrier
Linen unused
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Title:
U. S. Naval Ship Marine Lynx
Real Photo
Description:
USNS marine Lynx is a C-4 type Navy transport built in 1945 in Vancouver, Wash. She is 523 feet long, 72 ft wide and can cruise at 17 knots. Complete facilities for trop recreation are available on board. Equipped with the latest in safety and life-saving gear, the transport is operated by the Military Sea transportation Service, Department of the Navy.
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Title:
U. S. Navy Cruiser In Action
Linen unused
Description:
U.S. Cruisers are divided into two classes: Heavy type of over 10.000 tons displacement, and equipped with 8-inch guns; Light type under 10,000 tons, and carry torpedos. Both types have long cruising radius and are high speed, enabling maneuver ability effective against heavier craft.
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Title:
USS Kansas
Real Photo unused
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Title:
USS Kansas
Real Photo PM 1908 Jul-14
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Title:
The Sailor's Prayer
Linen unused
Description:
Now I lay me down to sleep, I Pray the Lord my soul to keep. Grant no other sailor take My shoes and socks before I wake. Lord guard me in my slumber And keep my hammock on its number, May no clews nor lashings break And let me down before I wake. Keep me safely in thy sight And grant no fire drill tonight. And in the morning let me wake, Breathing scents of sirloin steak. God protect me in my dreams And make this better than it seems. Grant the time may swiftly fly when myself shall rest on high, I n a snowy feather bed, Where I long to rest my head, For away from all these scenes From the smell of half-done beans. Take me back into the land Where they don't scrub down with sand, Where no Demon Typhoon blows, Where the women wash the Clothes. God thou knowest all my woes, Feed me in my dying throes. Take me back, I'll promise then Never to leave home again. Four Years Later. Our Father, let me stay, Do not drive me now away. Wipe away my scalding tears And let me stay my thirty years. Please forgive me all my past And things that happened at the most, Do not my request refuse, Let me stay another cruise.
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Title:
My Heart Is Full Of Ammunition
Divided Back unused
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Title:
U. S. Armored Cruiser
Divided Back PM 1910 Jul-13
Description:
"Colorado." 800 officers and men. Length 502 feet. Main Battery 18 guns.
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Title:
U. S. Cadets. Yard And Rope Drill
Divided Back PM Apr-26
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Title:
Starboard Bow View Of The Uses New Jersey
Chrome unused
Description:
During sea trials in 1982. The Navy Memorial Museum is located in the Washington Navy Yard, 9th and M. Sts. SE. Washington. D. C. 20374. Museum hours: 9 to 4 weekdays, 10 to 5 weekends. Parking and admission free. Telephone (202) 433-2651.
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Title:
Between Love And Duty
Divided Back PM 1908 Aug-22
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Title:
Marine Guard On Board United States Warship
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Naval Recruits At The Newport Naval Training Station
Newport Rhode Island (RI), White Border PM 1918
Description:
Spelling The word "Victory." in Semaphore.
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Title:
Signal Practice, Naval Training Station
Newport Rhode Island (RI), White Border
Description:
Spelling the word "Victory."
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Title:
Leyte Gulf CG-55
Chrome unused
Description:
The ninth ship in the Ticonderoga class of Aegis guided missile cruisers. Equipped with the most sophisticated air defense system in the world. CG-55 is designed to provide air and missile defense to carrier battle groups and surface action groups. Commemorates the naval battle fought October 23-26 1944 in an area of the Phillipines
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Title:
Attack At Orleans
Chrome unused
Description:
During World War I, the only shell to hit United States soil fell on Orleans, Cape Cod, Mass. On July 1, 1918. Some of the barges sank; torpedoes went wild and no one was killed. A flag flies in Orleans commemorating this historic event. One of a series of 30 lifesize paintings by Frank Milby - Now on exhibit at pilgrim theatre Museum - Provincetown Chamber of commerce - Provincetown, Mass. Photos: Charlotte Studio of Photography - Hull, Mass.
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Title:
General Alexander M. Patch
Chrome unused
Description:
United States Naval Ship is one of a globe-circling fleet of Navy and commercial ships operated under the Military Sea Transportation Service. This Navy agency provides ocean shipping for the United States armed forces and other authorized agencies
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Title:
USS San Bernardino
Chrome unused
Description:
A tank landing ship built by National steel and Ship building Co, San Diego, Ca. and commissioned on 27 March 1971,. Named in honor of the city and county of San Bernardino, California.
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Title:
U. S. S. Wisonsin (BB -64)
Linen unused
Description:
This 45,000 ton Battleship was built at the Navy yard, Phila., Pa. Her keel was laid on 25 January 1941; she was launched on 7 December 1943; and commissioned on 16 April 1944. She joined the pacific Fleet in October 1944 and thereafter took part in every Fast Carrier Task Force operation until the end of hostilities, coming to anchor in Tokyo Bay on 5 September 1945.
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Title:
Action Aboard An Aircraft Carrier
Linen unused
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Title:
The U. S. Navy Takes The Air For Victory
Linen unused
Description:
The air armies of America are flying now in every increasing swarms. Today the air is our first line of defense and used in conjunction with sea and land forces is a proven, unbeatable combination.
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Title:
U. S. S. Wisonsin (BB64)
Linen unused
Description:
This 45,000 ton Battleship was built at the Navy yard, Phila., Pa. Her keel was laid on 25 January 1941; she was launched on 7 December 1943; and commissioned on 16 April 1944. She joined the pacific Fleet in October 1944 and thereafter took part in every Fast Carrier Task Force operation until the end of hostilities, coming to anchor in Tokyo Bay on 5 September 1945.
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Title:
The World's Mightiest Aircraft Carrier
Chrome unused
Description:
U. S. s. Enterprise
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Title:
U.S.S. Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69)
Chrome unused
Description:
Nuclear Aircraft Carrier. Built by Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co., and commissioned on October 18, 1977. One of the world's largest warships with a complement of over 6,000 and up to 100 aircraft.
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Title:
U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71)
Chrome unused
Description:
Nuclear powered aircraft carrier named in honor of the 26th president of the United States. Built by Newport News Shipbuilding, Newport News, Va., and commissioned on October 25, 1986. One of the world's most powerful warships with a displacement of 97,000 tons and complement of over 6000 including air wing.
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Title:
USS Independence (CV-62)
Chrome unused
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Title:
RECRUIT BARBER SHOP "FIRST HAIRCUT", United States Naval Trading Center San Diego
San Diego California (CA), Chrome unused
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Title:
U. S. S. Enterprise
Chrome unused
Description:
Passing over Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel
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Title:
Task Group Alfa
Chrome unused
Description:
Coordinating Powerful Warships, Submarines, and Air Power in a Display of Navy Might.
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Title:
Recruits Learning Semaphore Signaling
Linen unused
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Title:
Aircraft Carrier At Foot Of Broadway
San Diego California (CA), Linen unused
Description:
The deep landlocked harbor of 22 square miles has made San Diego America's greatest operating base for our navy and many types of craft may be seen here
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Title:
Guerre Europeenne 1914
Divided Back unused
Description:
Belle isle en Mer - Arrivee de prisonniers Allemands
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Title:
Navy Boy
Divided Back PM 1905
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Title:
Initiated
Divided Back unused
Description:
I got mine crossing the equator
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Title:
Convoy Going Out
Divided Back unused
Description:
Canadian destroyers in line astern
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Title:
Learning To Pack Duffle
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Boxing On Board United States Warship
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Scenes De Bord
Divided Back unused
Description:
La Clique a bord d'un Cuirasse. LL
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Title:
Scenes De Bord
Divided Back unused
Description:
Briquage du Pont. LL
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Title:
H. M. S. Buzzard Maxim Gun
Divided Back PM 1904
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Title:
Our Sailors
Divided Back unused
Description:
The crow nest
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Title:
Our Sailors
Divided Back unused
Description:
physical drill
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Title:
Our Sailors
Divided Back unused
Description:
Drifters
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Title:
Our Sailors
Divided Back unused
Description:
Official visit in war time
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Title:
Our Sailors
Divided Back unused
Description:
Muster at sick-bay
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Title:
Our Sailors
Divided Back unused
Description:
Night rounds
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Title:
Our Sailors
Divided Back unused
Description:
Man overboard
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Title:
Our Sailors
Divided Back unused
Description:
Finishing touch
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Title:
Our Sailors
Divided Back unused
Description:
Kit inspection
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Title:
Our Sailors
Divided Back unused
Description:
A Sou'west gale
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Title:
Our Sailors
Divided Back unused
Description:
Paid off
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Title:
Our Sailors
Divided Back unused
Description:
Landing party
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Title:
Our Sailors
Divided Back unused
Description:
Patrolling
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Title:
Our Sailors
Divided Back unused
Description:
First Command
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Title:
Our Sailors
Divided Back unused
Description:
Periscope in sight
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Title:
Our Sailors
Divided Back unused
Description:
Beach party steam boat
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Title:
Our Sailors
Divided Back unused
Description:
The signal bridge
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Title:
Our Sailors
Divided Back unused
Description:
Five to, Sir.
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Title:
Our Sailors
Divided Back unused
Description:
Defaulters
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Title:
Our Sailors
Divided Back unused
Description:
Very good, Sir.
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Title:
Accidenti Al Rullio
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Salvo From The U.S.S. Missouri
Chrome unused
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Title:
Norfolk Naval Base
Norfolk Virginia (VA), Chrome unused
Description:
The world's largest Naval Base
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Title:
Airplane Carrier Battleship Heavy Cruiser
Linen unused
Description:
Battleship, Heavy Cruiser.
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Title:
The Sailor's Prayer
Linen unused
Description:
Now I lay me down to sleep, I pray the Lord my soul to keep grant no other sailor take My shoes and socks before I wake. Lord guard me in my slumber And keep y hammock on its number. May no clews nor lashings break and let me down before I wake. Keep me safely in thy sight And grant no fire drill tonight. And in the morninglet me wake, reathing scents of sirloin steak. God protect me in my dreams And make this better than it seems. Grant the time may swiftly fly When myself shall rest on high. In a snowy feathr bed, Where I long to rest my head, Far away from all these scenes From the smell of half-done beans. Take me back into the land Where they don't scrub down with sadn, Where no Demon Typhoon blows, Where the women wash the clothes. God thou knowest all my woes, Feed me in my dying throes. Take me back, I'll promise then Never to leave home again. Four Years Later Our Father who are in Washington (Heaven) Plese, dear Father, let me stay, Do not drive me now away. Wipe away my scalding tears And let me stay my thirty years. Please forgive me all my past And things that happened at the most, Do not my request refuse, Let me stay another cruise.
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Title:
Shore Leave On The Pacific Coast
Linen unused
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Title:
U. S. Sailors Life Marines Drill
Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1908
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Title:
Sailors at Bar
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
A cruiser runs hard on a bar and the sailors take a schooner on shore
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Title:
On Shore Leave
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
Refused shore leave
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Title:
President Woodrow Wilson Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Divided Back PM 1918
Description:
President of our country and commandants of the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. U. S. Naval Station, Great Lakes Illinois.
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Title:
U. S. S. Illinois
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Loading Torpedo Tube On U. S. Destroyer Hull
Divided Back PM 1911
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Title:
One Of Uncle Sam's Great Airplane Carriers In Southern California Water
Linen unused
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Title:
U. S. Destroyer
Linen unused
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Title:
US Aircraft Carrier In California Waters
Linen PM 1939
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Title:
The U. S. S. Pennsylvania Firing A 14 Inch Salvo
Real Photo unused
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Title:
The Launohing Of A Dreadnought
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Abandoning A Torpedoed Vessel
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Sailor
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Bridgeing The Atlantic In Spite Of The U-Boats
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Torpedo Leaving Tube
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Destroyers Passing The Fleet
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Under Forced Draft
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Big Guns On Our Superareadnoughts
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Bremerton Navy Yard
Bremerton Washington (WA), Linen unused
Description:
The Puget Sound Navy Yard at Bremerton, just across Elliott Bay from Seattle, was first established in 1891. Its area now composes 285 acres, and its present inventory value is about $60,000,000. The yard is equipped with three dry docks, one of which is the largest building dry dock in the United States. There are three piers in the yard capable of berthing 12 battleships at the same time, and supplying each with necessary electricity, steam, air and water.
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Bremerton Navy Yard
Tacoma Washington (WA), Linen unused
Description:
Heart of Pacific Northwest Navel Defense Plan is the huge Puget Sound Navy Yard at Bremerton, on Elliott Bay. Navy construction center and repair haven for the battleships of the Pacific Fleet when in the Northwest, the Yard is now being enhanced by construction of a $4,500,000 graving dock, which will be the largest in this country and capable of handling any ship in the world.
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Hotel Chamberlin - USS Conecticut
White Border unused
Description:
U.S.S. Connecticut Geo. F. Adams, Mgr. Fortress Monroe.
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Title:
US Navy Views - Sailors
Linen PM 1942
Description:
U. S. Navy
Photos Courtesy U.S. Navy Recruiting Bureau
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US Naval Academy Midshipman Roll Call Formation
Annapolis Maryland (MD) unused
Description:
U. S. Naval Academy
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Dress Parade, U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis Maryland (MD) unused
Description:
The Midshipmen in marching order during Dress Parade on the spacious parade grounds of "Worden Fields," opposite the Naval Hospital and the Post Graduate School. This parade ground borders on College Creek and the Severn River
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Regiment of Midshipmen, U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis Maryland (MD) PM 1937
Description:
Noon Formation, Mahan Hall in the Background
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Midshipmen Preparing for Sailboat Drill, U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis Maryland (MD) unused
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Battleships in Puget Sound at Twilight
Puget Sound Washington (WA), Linen PM 1942
Description:
Ships of the United States fleet anchored in the expansive harbor of Tacoma, Washington. Battleships readily traverse the deep inland sea of Puget Sound. Mt. Rainier stands as a great white sentinel in the background.
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Title:
U. S. Navy Views
Linen unused
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Title:
U. S. Navy Views
Linen unused
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Title:
Navy Recruits Receiving Their Field Traing
Linen PM 1948
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U. S. Destroyer
Linen unused
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Title:
Oceana Naval Air Station
Virginia Beach Virginia (VA), Chrome unused
Description:
Training base for our Navy pilots
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U.S.S. Simon Lake (AS-33)
Chrome PM 1975
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Gun Drill on Man -of - War
Divided Back PM 1907
Description:
Navy, Sailors
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U.S.S. Submarine Nautilus
unused
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Title:
Navy PT Boats
PM 1943
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U.S.S. Yellowstone Destroyer Tender
unused
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Title:
Navy Day
PM 1994
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U.S. Navy Fleet of Destroyers Coming into bay
San Diego California (CA) unused
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Title:
Battleship
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Battleship
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Battleship Group
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Connecticut's 12 Inch Gun's
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Ground Test Of Martin Navy Patrol Bomber
Real Photo PM 1944 May-15
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Title:
Sailor Police
Santa Barbara California (CA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
U. S. S. Hancock In Action
Real Photo unused
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Title:
USS Kansas
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Real Photo unused
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Real Photo unused
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Title:
Real Photo unused
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Real Photo unused
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Real Photo unused
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U. S. S. Dolphin
Linen PM 1943 Jul-06
Description:
One of the Navy's crasses of undersea boats is named for the submarine Dolphin commissioned in 1932 and built at Portsmouth N. H
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Title:
Diving Instruction SeaBees
Camp Endicott Rhode Island (RI), White Border unused
Description:
The diving school at Camp Endicott trains men to work under water at welding and other repair and construction projects
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Title:
Military Ships
Real Photo unused
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Navy Drilling, Camp Paul Jones
Illinois (IL), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Navy Sailors Marching
Real Photo unused
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Title:
U. S. Army Transport
Republic, Real Photo unused
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Title:
U. S. Naval Ship General H. B. Freeman
Real Photo unused
Description:
USNS General H. B. Freeman, built in 1945 at Richmond, California, is 523 feet long, 72 feet wide and can travel 17 knots. Complete facilities for trop recreation are available. Equipped with the latest in Safety and life-saving gear, the C-4 transport is operated by the Military Sea Transportation Service, Department of the Navy.
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U. S. Naval Ship General Simon B. Buckner
Real Photo unused
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U. S. S. Saratoga Aircraft Carier
Real Photo unused
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U.S.S. Coral Sea (Cv-43)
Chrome unused
Description:
Named for the battle of Coral Sea in WWII, and commissioned on 1 October 1947, USS CORAL SEA has been extensively modernized and is shown launching the navy's latest fighter, the F/A-18 Hornet.
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U. S. Naval Base Subic Bay R.P
Chrome unused
Description:
The aircraft carrier U.S.S. Ranger (CV-61) at the Naval Base, Subic Bay, appears to be sandwiched between Olongapo City, R.P., and the Naval Air Station, Subi Point. Olongapo City just outside the main gate of the Naval Base has a population of nearly 200,000.
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Title:
Main Gate U. S. Naval Training Center
Great Lakes Illinois (IL), Linen unused
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Title:
Greetings from Navy Pre Flight School 3B-H483
Chapel Hill North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
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Title:
US Navy Preflight School Obstacle Course 3B-H484
Chapel Hill North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
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Title:
US Navy Preflight School Athletics 3B-H485
Chapel Hill North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
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Title:
US Navy PreFlight School 3B-H486
Chapel Hill North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
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Fast U. S. Navy Combat And Patrol Plane
Linen unused
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Title:
Gun Drill On Board A U. S. Man O'War
Divided Back unused
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Title:
USS North Dakota Oil Tank Explosion
Real Photo unused
Description:
Oil Tank Explosion Scene. Sep. 8.1910. U.S.S. North Dakota
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Aerial View of U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis Maryland (MD) unused
Description:
Aerial view of U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, showing the magnificent buildings. The most important of which is Bancroft Hall which is the largest dormitory in the world. The Severn River is shown on the right where Navy holds its "crew races."
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