Zo686. USS LST-480 afire again on 23 May 1944. The sunken remains of USS LST-353 are off her starboard bow. The beached and burned out hulk of LST-39 is in the left distance. Note the amphibious tractors (LVTs) parked in the left foreground. Image, curtesy of Wikipedia.
Zo685. A US Navy salvage diver at Pearl Harbor. (PC: San Diego Tribune). Image and the text are curtesy of Ned Forney’s Facebook page, Writer and Saluting America’s Veterans
Zo673. I saw this picture many times, it must be the ships in the Pearl Harbor shipyard drydock at the 7th Dec. 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. This picture was provided by the Berger Girl’s URL, above.
Zo672. Ships sunk or sinking at the 7th Dec 1941 Japanese attack, perhaps this is also a scene at the Pearl Harbor Shipyard. This picture was provided by the Berger Girl’s URL, above.
Zo671. A ship at fire in a floating Drydock, so this must be at the Pearl Harbor Shipyard at the 7th Dec. 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. This picture was provided by the Berger Girl’s URL, above.
Zo678. My guess is that this is the Army Wheeler Army Air Force Base in Central Oahu during the 7th Dec. 1941 Japanese attack on Hawaii. This picture was provided by the Berger Girl’s URL, above.
Zo677. This is Battleship Row at Ford Island during the 7th Dec. 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. This picture was provided by the Berger Girl’s URL, above.
Zo676. This must be at the Pearl Harbor Shipyard during the 7th Dec. 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor; we see a heavy crane, the floating dry dock etc. This picture was provided by the Berger Girl’s URL, above.
Zo675. This could a large warship burning either at the Hospital Point or the NW side of Ford Island during the 7th Dec. 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. This picture was provided by the Berger Girl’s URL, above.
