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USS MacDonough Berth 9 Naval Flag WWII Pearl Harbor Era US Navy

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An exceptional and historically resonant U. Navy berth flag attributed to the USS MacDonough (DD-351), a Farragut-class destroyer active during World War II, including service at Pearl Harbor in December 1941. This textile displays bold naval iconography with “USS MACDONOUGH – BERTH 9″ flanking a central maritime emblem, symbolizing discipline, training, and naval tradition. Constructed… (read more)

Original USS Scamp SSN-588 Photograph Cold War Nuclear Submarine Pearl Harbor

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Original Cold War-era photograph of. Navy Skipjack-class nuclear-powered fast attack submarine, pictured underway with. Diamond Head and Honolulu. Visible in the background-strongly suggesting operations in or near. Served throughout the height of the Cold War, conducting classified patrols and training missions in the Pacific. Named for Admiral Thomas A. (1911), SSN-588 carried forward a proud… (read more)

Interesting Letter verso WW2 1942 Destroyers USS Butler & Gherardi Pearl Harbor

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As with ALL of our listings this is the vintage, real McCoy. This is NOT a copy, NOT a modern day replica. Interesting Letter on the verso of WW2 Invitation 1942 launching of 2 Destroyers USS Butler & USS Gherardi. Signed by “Smack a Jap ” Clemmie. I was not able to figure out who… (read more)

Calm Before the Storm by Robert Taylor with 5 USS Arizona Pearl Harbor veterans

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An outstanding two print set paying tribute to the veterans who fought at Pearl Harbor. THE CALM BEFORE THE STORM. Dawn had broken to reveal another glorious day in paradise, and on board the USS. The young officer in charge smiled approvingly, it was an inspiring scene and he thought that the recently overhauled battleship… (read more)