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July 31, 1959 - October 12, 1959 (3 of 3)National Archives at Washington, DC - Textual ReferenceText
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Plans for Iwo Jima-class Helicopter Assault Ship LPH-9 USS GUAM (1962) [7 plates]Alpena County George N. Fletcher Public LibraryImage
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July 31, 1959 - October 12, 1959 (1 of 3)National Archives at Washington, DC - Textual ReferenceText
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May 25, 1959 - July 31, 1959 (4 of 4)National Archives at Washington, DC - Textual ReferenceText
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Oral History of Bruce LamUC Irvine, Libraries, Southeast Asian ArchiveAudio
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[Serviceman in front of building]Museum of FlightImage Guam
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[Logbook of the Splendid (Ship), out of Edgartown, Mass.; mastered by James B. Huxford, on voyage from 11 Aug. 1862-11 Apr. 1867]New Bedford Whaling MuseumImage
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Good Return (Ship) of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by Christopher Cook. Kept by Benjamin F. Wing. 1847 Dec. 9-1851 Jan. 28 on a voyage to the Cape Verde, Off Shore, Northwest Coast, Coast of California, Galapagos, Japan, and Arctic Ocean whaling groundsNew Bedford Whaling MuseumImage
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[Logbook of the Hibernia (Ship : 1830-1870) of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by Jeremiah Ludlow, on voyage from 3 May 1866-25 Nov. 1860]New Bedford Whaling MuseumImage
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[Logbook of the Navy (Ship) out of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by Andrew S. Sarvent, kept by Nelson C. Haley and John D. Dimond on voyage 10 Aug. 1859-18 Apr. 1864]New Bedford Whaling MuseumImage
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[Logbook of the Betsey Williams (Ship) of Stonington, Conn., mastered by Gilbert Pendleton, kept by Gilbert Pendleton, on voyage from 1851 July 23-1854 April 20]New Bedford Whaling MuseumImage
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[Logbook of the Gay Head (Ship) of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by William Lowen, on voyage from 20 Oct. 1856-28 Aug. 1860]New Bedford Whaling MuseumImage
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