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Tenryu, 1930-1931United States Navy Fighting Squadron 2-B Commander J.J. Clark flying a Boeing F-3B past the carrier USS Lexington (Lexington-class), circa 1931, probably along the California coast.
Tenryu, 1930-1931United States Navy Fighting Squadron 2-B Commander J.J. Clark flying a Boeing F-3B past the carrier USS Lexington (Lexington-class), circa 1931, probably along the California coast.
USS Lexington launching T4M-1 torpedo bombers, 1931USS Marblehead in harbor, possibly at San Diego, California, United States, early 1930s
USS Lexington launching T4M-1 torpedo bombers, 1931USS Marblehead in harbor, possibly at San Diego, California, United States, early 1930s
Arizona with President Hoover on board, March 1931Secretary of the Navy Charles Francis Adams inspected Texas, Mar 1931
Arizona with President Hoover on board, March 1931Secretary of the Navy Charles Francis Adams inspected Texas, Mar 1931
USS Arizona upon completion of its modernization, Norfolk Navy Yard, Portsmouth, Virginia, United States, 2 Mar 1931, photo 1 of 2USS Arizona upon completion of its modernization, Norfolk Navy Yard, Portsmouth, Virginia, United States, 2 Mar 1931, photo 2 of 2
USS Arizona upon completion of its modernization, Norfolk Navy Yard, Portsmouth, Virginia, United States, 2 Mar 1931, photo 1 of 2USS Arizona upon completion of its modernization, Norfolk Navy Yard, Portsmouth, Virginia, United States, 2 Mar 1931, photo 2 of 2
Chicago at the Mare Island Navy Yard, California, Apr 1931United States battleship USS Maryland and destroyers USS Hovey and USS Long in the Miraflores Locks while transiting the Panama Canal, 24 Apr 1931
Chicago at the Mare Island Navy Yard, California, Apr 1931United States battleship USS Maryland and destroyers USS Hovey and USS Long in the Miraflores Locks while transiting the Panama Canal, 24 Apr 1931
Chicago at Tutuila, American Samoa, during her shakedown cruise, 1931Chicago
Chicago at Tutuila, American Samoa, during her shakedown cruise, 1931Chicago's crewmen enjoying 'swim call' at Papeete, Tahiti, during the cruiser's shakedown cruise, 1931
USS S-39 surfacing during short range battle exercise, off Qingdao, Shandong, China, summer 1931Kongo under reconstruction, Yokosuka, Japan, 20 Jul 1931; she was nearing completion
USS S-39 surfacing during short range battle exercise, off Qingdao, Shandong, China, summer 1931Kongo under reconstruction, Yokosuka, Japan, 20 Jul 1931; she was nearing completion
Émile Bertin under construction, Saint-Nazaire, France, 1931Kongo underway, circa late 1931
Émile Bertin under construction, Saint-Nazaire, France, 1931Kongo underway, circa late 1931
Kongo, circa late 1931Kongo, circa late 1931
Kongo, circa late 1931Kongo, circa late 1931
Ernest King, Captain of the USS Lexington (Lexington-class), making a presentation of cigarette cases to members of a Navy racing boat crew, 5 Sep 1931, probably at San Pedro, California.Suffern in Hampton Roads, Virginia, United States, 15 Oct 1931
Ernest King, Captain of the USS Lexington (Lexington-class), making a presentation of cigarette cases to members of a Navy racing boat crew, 5 Sep 1931, probably at San Pedro, California.Suffern in Hampton Roads, Virginia, United States, 15 Oct 1931

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