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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.
Date
1948
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U.S. battleship "Iowa" at anchor in Long Beach Harbor.
Date
1948
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U.S. battleship "Iowa" at anchor in Long Beach Harbor.
Date
1948
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U.S. battleship "Iowa" at anchor in Long Beach Harbor.
Date
1948
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U.S. battleship "Iowa" at anchor in Long Beach Harbor.
Date
1948
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U.S. Navy Capt. Solomon, last captain of U.S. battleship "Iowa".
Date
1948
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U.S. Navy Capt. Solomon, last captain of U.S. battleship "Iowa".
Date
1948
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Captain Solomon, last skipper of the Battleship Iowa, bids crew farewell as they sail ship to "mothballs".
Date
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 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 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.
Date
1948
Title
U.S. battleship "Iowa" at anchor in Long Beach Harbor.
Date
1948
Title
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
Title
"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.
Date
1948
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