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Profile plans for the Clemson-class flush-deck four-stack destroyersAircraft carrier USS Langley (Langley-class) alongside the Washington Navy Yard, Washington, DC, United States, 3 Jul 1923. The white building at the photo’s top left is the present day National Museum of the Navy.
Profile plans for the Clemson-class flush-deck four-stack destroyersAircraft carrier USS Langley (Langley-class) alongside the Washington Navy Yard, Washington, DC, United States, 3 Jul 1923. The white building at the photo’s top left is the present day National Museum of the Navy.
USS Reuben James at anchor in Bar Harbor, Maine, United States, 4 Jul 192314-inch guns of battleship USS Arizona’s forward batteries, 1924
USS Reuben James at anchor in Bar Harbor, Maine, United States, 4 Jul 192314-inch guns of battleship USS Arizona’s forward batteries, 1924
Tai Sing Loo, center with camera, with volcano scientists Emerson and Stokes and an 8-10 ton rock thrown 1 kilometer by the Kilauea eruption of 18 May 1924. 22 May 1924 photo, Kilauea, Hawaii.The 100-ft mooring mast on the Ewa Plain, Oahu, Hawaii during construction, 1925.
Tai Sing Loo, center with camera, with volcano scientists Emerson and Stokes and an 8-10 ton rock thrown 1 kilometer by the Kilauea eruption of 18 May 1924. 22 May 1924 photo, Kilauea, Hawaii.The 100-ft mooring mast on the Ewa Plain, Oahu, Hawaii during construction, 1925.
US Submarine R-18 rounding Hospital Point and entering Pearl Harbor’s Main Channel, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 1920s. Note Ford Island seaplane hangars on the right.Ford Island in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii looking East. The Army’s Luke Field facilities are at left and the Navy’s Air Station at right, Mar 25, 1925.
US Submarine R-18 rounding Hospital Point and entering Pearl Harbor’s Main Channel, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 1920s. Note Ford Island seaplane hangars on the right.Ford Island in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii looking East. The Army’s Luke Field facilities are at left and the Navy’s Air Station at right, Mar 25, 1925.
Aircraft carrier USS Langley (Langley-class) alongside Ford Island, Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii, 4 May 1925.The 100-ft mooring mast on the Ewa Plain, Oahu, Hawaii shortly after completion, July 1925.
Aircraft carrier USS Langley (Langley-class) alongside Ford Island, Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii, 4 May 1925.The 100-ft mooring mast on the Ewa Plain, Oahu, Hawaii shortly after completion, July 1925.
R and S class submarines at the finger piers on Merry Point at the Pearl Harbor submarine base, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, Nov 1925. The ex-USS Chicago, converted to a barracks ship, is at right.Portrait of Isoroku Yamamoto while he was a naval attaché in Washington, DC, United States, 1926.
R and S class submarines at the finger piers on Merry Point at the Pearl Harbor submarine base, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, Nov 1925. The ex-USS Chicago, converted to a barracks ship, is at right.Portrait of Isoroku Yamamoto while he was a naval attaché in Washington, DC, United States, 1926.
The US NavyA Mark 10 torpedo afterbody being hoisted aboard the USS S-31 from the submarine tender USS Beaver, circa 1927.
The US Navy's first flattop aircraft carrier, USS Langley (Langley-class), at anchor with 7 battleships in Culebra Harbor, Culebra, Puerto Rico, 18 Mar 1926. See Comment below.A Mark 10 torpedo afterbody being hoisted aboard the USS S-31 from the submarine tender USS Beaver, circa 1927.
Japanese destroyer Nagatsuki underway, Apr 1927Cruiser HMS Cumberland, circa 1928. Location unknown. Note the hull painted white.
Japanese destroyer Nagatsuki underway, Apr 1927Cruiser HMS Cumberland, circa 1928. Location unknown. Note the hull painted white.
Eight Mark 10 torpedoes stowed in the torpedo room of USS S-14 at the Mare Island Naval Shipyard in California, Jan 1928. The eye on the nose of the torpedoes indicates these all had exercise heads.Lieutenant Commander Marc Mitscher, Jan 1928.
Eight Mark 10 torpedoes stowed in the torpedo room of USS S-14 at the Mare Island Naval Shipyard in California, Jan 1928. The eye on the nose of the torpedoes indicates these all had exercise heads.Lieutenant Commander Marc Mitscher, Jan 1928.
Aviator Charles Lindburgh taking off in a borrowed 1910 Curtiss pusher biplane at the 1928 National Air Races at Mines Field, Inglewood, California, 15 Sep 1928.Five Curtiss Jenny’s with the United States Army Air Corps flying in formation above Mines Field, Inglewood, California during the 1928 National Air Races, 15 Sep 1928.
Aviator Charles Lindburgh taking off in a borrowed 1910 Curtiss pusher biplane at the 1928 National Air Races at Mines Field, Inglewood, California, 15 Sep 1928.Five Curtiss Jenny’s with the United States Army Air Corps flying in formation above Mines Field, Inglewood, California during the 1928 National Air Races, 15 Sep 1928.

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