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[Serviceman in front of building]

[Logbook of the Florida (Ship) of New Bedford, mastered by Joseph C. Little on voyage from 18 May 1851-26 May 1853]

[Logbook of the Frances (Ship : 1826-1853) of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by William Swain, Jr., kept by Orson F. Shattuck, on voyage from 4 Sept. 1850-24 Dec. 1852]

[Logboook of the Alaska (Bark) of San Francisco, mastered by Charles W. Fisher, W.T. Macomber, B.B. Worth, and George W. Porter, on voyage from 4 Dec. 1890-8 Nov. 1891]

[Logbook of the Seneca (Bark) of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by Edmund Kelley, kept and signed by first mate George Duffy, on voyage October 16, 1869-September 14, 1871]

[George Howland (Ship) of New Bedford, mastered by James H. Knowles, on voyage from 7 Aug. 1866- 2 May 1870]

[James D. Thompson (Bark) of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by William B. Waterman, on first voyage 18 Sept. 1855-3 Apr. 1858]

[Basketball and tennis courts at U.S. Navy base]

Aerial view of piers 4, 5 and 6 at the Norfolk Naval Base. The replenishment oiler USS Kalamazoo (AOR-6) is moored on the north side of pier 4. The fast combat support ship USS Supply (AOE-6) is moored at pier 5, south side of the Naval Reserve guided missile frigate USS Estocin (FFG-15) aft of her. The amphibious assault ship USS Saipan (LHA-2) is on the north side of the pier. The decommissioned destroyer tender Puget Sound (AD-38) is tied up on the south side of pier 6 awaiting removal to the James River Reserve Fleet. The amphibious assault ship USS Nassau (LHA-4) is moored on the north side with the guided missile frigate USS Robert G. Bradley (FFG-49)

North Pacific Ocean : Mariana Islands-Saipan : Saipan Harbor

USS LINDENWALD - Rep of opers in the invasion of Saipan Island, Marianas, 6/15-22/44

World War II American propaganda leaflet in Japanese