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Guided missile cruiser Canberra firing a salvo in the Gulf of Tonkin at night at a North Vietnamese target, Mar 1967	USS Halibut, USS Pickerel, USS Perch, a unidentified submarine, and USS Sterlet at Submarine Base Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, United States, 12 Apr 1967

Dignitaries gathering for the funeral of Konrad Adenauer, Germany, 25 Apr 1967	USS Canberra off Point Loma, near San Diego, California, United States, 1 Jun 1967

Essex underway at sea during a NATO Mediterranean cruise, 22 Jun 1967	Lynn Garrison flying a F4U-7 Corsair fighter with three A-7A-4a-CV Corsair II jet attack aircraft, 7 Jul 1967

USS Saint Paul bombarding the Cong Phy railroad yard 25 miles south of Thanu Hoa, Vietnam, 4 Aug 1967; note splashes from coastal gun batteries	Grand Duke Jean of Luxembourg at Dam Square, Amsterdam, The Netherlands during a state visit, 12 Sep 1967

Corona satellite image of the Pentagon building, Arlington, Virginia, United States, 25 Sep 1967	Gunboat Changjiang of the communist Chinese forces, Shanghai, China, 1968

Jean Bart at Toulon, France, 1968	Men of Royal New Zealand Artillery carrying out a fire mission, Vietnam, late 1960s

Preston's ship patch, about 1968	Reactivated as an aircraft transport ship in 1958, USNS Card is seen dockside in Saigon, South Vietnam (now Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam) in about 1968.

Soviet BM-13 Katyusha rocket launcher mounted on a ZiS-151 truck firing a rocket, 1960s; note BM-21 rocket launcher on a Ural-375D chassis at left	Submarine Alfredo Cappallini, Italy, date unknown

USS Kaemhameha, USS Hunley, USNS Furman, USS Proteus, and USS Stonewall Jackson at Apra Harbor, Guam, 1968	USS Shangri-La underway, Mediterranean Sea, 1968; seen in US Navy publication USS Shangri-La 1967-1968 cruise book

Destroyer USS Zellars and carrier USS Shangri-La receiving supplies from ammunition ship USS Suribachi, Mediterranean Sea, Jan-Aug 1968; seen in US Navy publication USS Suribachi 1968 cruise book	Admirals Anderson, Denfield, Stark, Carney, Moorer, Radford, and Burke, spring 1968; all had once been Chief of Naval Operations of the US Navy, with Moorer being the current office holder