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Aerial view of General Dynamics Electric Boat facility in Groton, Connecticut, United States, date unknownThe former PT-658, a 78-foot Higgins boat, restored to factory fresh status by
Aerial view of General Dynamics Electric Boat facility in Groton, Connecticut, United States, date unknownThe former PT-658, a 78-foot Higgins boat, restored to factory fresh status by 'Save the PT Boat, Inc.' of Portland, Oregon, United States. 29 Jun 2014 photo.
MAS 15 torpedo boat, Vittorio Emanuele II National Monument museum, Rome, Italy, 10 May 2018, photo 1 of 6MAS 15 torpedo boat, Vittorio Emanuele II National Monument museum, Rome, Italy, 10 May 2018, photo 2 of 6
MAS 15 torpedo boat, Vittorio Emanuele II National Monument museum, Rome, Italy, 10 May 2018, photo 1 of 6MAS 15 torpedo boat, Vittorio Emanuele II National Monument museum, Rome, Italy, 10 May 2018, photo 2 of 6
MAS 15 torpedo boat, Vittorio Emanuele II National Monument museum, Rome, Italy, 10 May 2018, photo 3 of 6MAS 15 torpedo boat, Vittorio Emanuele II National Monument museum, Rome, Italy, 10 May 2018, photo 4 of 6
MAS 15 torpedo boat, Vittorio Emanuele II National Monument museum, Rome, Italy, 10 May 2018, photo 3 of 6MAS 15 torpedo boat, Vittorio Emanuele II National Monument museum, Rome, Italy, 10 May 2018, photo 4 of 6
MAS 15 torpedo boat, Vittorio Emanuele II National Monument museum, Rome, Italy, 10 May 2018, photo 5 of 6MAS 15 torpedo boat, Vittorio Emanuele II National Monument museum, Rome, Italy, 10 May 2018, photo 6 of 6
MAS 15 torpedo boat, Vittorio Emanuele II National Monument museum, Rome, Italy, 10 May 2018, photo 5 of 6MAS 15 torpedo boat, Vittorio Emanuele II National Monument museum, Rome, Italy, 10 May 2018, photo 6 of 6

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USS Franklin on fire and suffering more explosions after being hit by a Japanese bomb off Japan, 19 Mar 1945. Franklin would survive but only barely.

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