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Navy attend Philarmonic. L to R: Rear Admiral Wyncoop, Rear Admiral Henmann (?), Vice Admiral W.S. DeLaney, Chester Clark (aid to DeLaney).
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1948
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U.S. battleship "Iowa" at anchor in Long Beach Harbor.
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1948
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U.S. battleship "Iowa" at anchor in Long Beach Harbor.
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1948
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U.S. battleship "Iowa" at anchor in Long Beach Harbor.
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1948
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U.S. battleship "Iowa" at anchor in Long Beach Harbor.
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1948
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U.S. battleship "Iowa" at anchor in Long Beach Harbor.
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1948
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U.S. battleship "Iowa" at anchor in Long Beach Harbor.
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1948
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U.S. Navy Capt. Solomon, last captain of U.S. battleship "Iowa".
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1948
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U.S. Navy Capt. Solomon, last captain of U.S. battleship "Iowa".
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1948
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The IOWA, last of the great battleships and the most modern, is shown anchored in Long Beach Harbor before being sent to battleship graveyard.
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1948
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The IOWA, last of the great battleships and the most modern, is shown anchored in Long Beach Harbor before being sent to battleship graveyard.
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1948
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The IOWA, last of the great battleships and the most modern, is shown anchored in Long Beach Harbor before being sent to battleship graveyard.
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1948
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The boom of the giant floating German crane is about in place at the Long Beach Naval Shipyard. It has more than 100-ton lifting ability, and the pin of its "hinge" is more than 12" in diameter.
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1948
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Pictured is the propulsion drive for the giant floating German crane at Long Beach Naval Shipyard. Four of these propellers move the crane barge.
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1948
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"The Nineteenth Fleet" (aka, "The Zippered Fleet") was a collection of "mothballed" ships at U.S. Navy Shipyard. The smaller ships shown are attack destroyers that have been cleaned, their hulls painted with anti-fouling paint and their armaments covered with a cocoon to protect from dampness, and dehydration equipment installed. The larger ship is the "Isle Royal", a submarine tender which carries small stores, food and movies to supplement stores on subs.
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1948
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U.S. battleship "Iowa" at anchor in Long Beach Harbor.
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1948
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The IOWA, last of the great battleships and the most modern, is shown anchored in Long Beach Harbor before being sent to battleship graveyard.
Date
1948
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"The Nineteenth Fleet" (aka, "The Zippered Fleet") was a collection of "mothballed" ships at U.S. Navy Shipyard. The smaller ships shown are attack destroyers that have been cleaned, their hulls painted with anti-fouling paint and their armaments covered with a cocoon to protect from dampness, and dehydration equipment installed. The larger ship is the "Isle Royal", a submarine tender which carries small stores, food and movies to supplement stores on subs.
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1948
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