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| 12k | Henry C. Mustin, born in Pennsylvania 6 February 1874, was appointed to the Naval Academy in 1892. He was commended for distinguished service in command of Samar during the capture of Vigan, Philippines, in 1899, when he towed boats carrying the landing party to shore and covered the assault so effectively that not one casualty was suffered. A key member of the Navy’s first band of gallant aviators, Mustin piloted the first aircraft ever catapulted from a ship, and flew the first combat missions of American aircraft from Mississippi during the Mexican campaign in 1914. Captain Mustin was the first commander of Aircraft Squadrons, Battle Fleet. He died 23 August 1923. Photo from the Naval Historical Center. | Bill Gonyo |
USS Mustin (DD-413)
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| 88k | Undated, vessel at the far left is the Mustin with probably the Conyngham (DD-371) and Mugford (DD-389) inboard of her. (Richard W. Friedrich, F/1c, LSM-467, Collection, slide number 188) | Richard W. Friedrich |
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181k | Official image of Mustin that was used for the colored postcard below. From collection of then Lt Oscar Brudevold, USNR, XO of Mustin. | Dave Brudevold,
(former LT, SC, USN) |
| 64k | Undated post card. | @copy Richard Leonhardt |
| 56k | USS Dobbin (AD-3) with (L to R) USS Ogden (PF-39), USS Welles (DD-628), USS Mustin (DD-413) and the USS Fletcher (DD-445) moored in Seeadler Harbor, Admiralty Islands, date unknown. Photo from United States Destroyer Operations of World War II, by Theodore Roscoe. | Robert Hurst |
| 82k | Undated, US destroyers belonging to Task Force 16.7 head out of Kuluk Bay, Adak, for a patrol off Attu Island. Photo from "United States Destroyer Operations In World War II" by Theodore Roscoe. Thanks to Dave Schroeder and John Chiquoine, who identified the three single-funnel destroyers and one twin-funnel destroyer, as being USS Hughes (DD-410), USS Mustin (DD-413), and Morris (DD-417), along with Balch (DD-363). | Robert Hurst |
| 167k | Circa 1940, location unknown. Image from the 1943-44 Edition of Jane's Fighting Ships. | Robert Hurst |
| 156k | Curtiss SBC-3 scout bomber, of Scouting Squadron Six (VS-6) from USS Enterprise (CV-6) Flies low past USS Mustin (DD-413), during exercises on 26 May 1940. Official U.S. Navy Photograph, now in the collections of the National Archives. | Fred Weiss/Ron Titus |
| 138k | Photo #: 19-N-26590 (cropped), Charleston Navy Yard, South Carolina, destroyers fitting out and refitting alongside the Navy Yard piers in January 1942. These ships are (from left to right): USS Tillman (DD-641), commissioned 9 June 1942; probably USS Beatty (DD-640), commissioned 7 May 1942; probably USS Hobson (DD-464), commissioned 22 January 1942; USS Anderson (DD-411); USS Hammann (DD-412); and USS Mustin (DD-413). Note that the three incomplete ships at left are painted in Measure 12 camouflage, while those refitting (at right) wear Camouflage Measure 12 (Modified). Photograph from the Bureau of Ships Collection in the U.S. National Archives. | Tony Cowart |
| 103k | USS Mustin (DD-413) at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 14 June 1942. Source: United States National Archives, Photo No. 80-G-10124. | Fred Weiss/Mike Green |
| 152k | October 21 1943, Mare Island. | Robert Hurst/Ed Zajkowski |
| 92k | Stern view of the USS Mustin (DD 413) departing Mare Island on 21 Oct 1943. | Darryl Baker |
| 107k | Broadside view of the USS Mustin (DD 413) off Mare Island on 21 Oct 1943 at the conclusion of her overhaul at the yard which started on 6 Sept 43. | Darryl Baker |
| 94k | Bow on view of the USS Mustin (DD 413) departing Mare Island on 21 Oct 1943. | Darryl Baker |
| 109k | Aft plan view of the USS Mustin (DD 413) in the Mare Island channel on 21 Oct 1943. | Darryl Baker |
| 119k | Forward plan view of the USS Mustin (DD 413) in the Mare Island channel on 21 Oct 1943. | Darryl Baker |
| 152k | Mare Island, October 21 1943. | Ed Zajkowski |
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148k | Four views of USS Mustin while on a deployment stopping at Midway Island, 1945. Taken by Chester Bradley, USS Hughes, courtesy Markey Dubose. | John Chiquoine and Dave Schroeder |
| 213k | Mustin in drydock with the USS Petrof Bay (CVE-80) and 10 LCI's at San Pedro sometime between June and August, 1945. | Larry Gauthier |
| 121k | Shown off San Pedro, California on August 14, 1945 after completing her final wartime refit. The Kamikaze threat was now fully realized as both banks of torpedo tubes were replaced by twin mounts of 40mm guns and their controlling directors. Ahead of #3 5" mount, which was retained, she has twin 40mm mounts, and all of her 20mm guns, forward of the bridge, remain in place. | - |
| 48k | Taken from the deck of the USS Hemminger (DE-746) during WWII. | Robert Taylor |
| 47k | Two views of the USS Mustin DD-413 and 3 other Sims-class destroyers, believed taken in Pearl Harbor late 1945. Photographer: Lt Oscar Brudevold, USNR, then XO of Mustin. The others are possibly Anderson DD-411, Hughes DD-410, and Wainwright DD-419; unsure of sequence. | Dave Brudevold (former LT, SC, USN) |
| 48k | As above. | Dave Brudevold (former LT, SC, USN) |
| 94k | Pearl Harbor late 1945 with Lt Oscar Brudevold, USNR, then XO of Mustin. | Dave Brudevold (former LT, SC, USN) |
| 95k | USS Mustin in a US port late in 1945, as seen by Chester Bradley on USS Hughes. Courtesy Markey Dubose. | John Chiquoine and Dave Schroeder |
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68k | June 1943 image of Sooner, Mustin's mascot, complete with official dogtags. From collection of then Lt Oscar Brudevold, USNR, XO of Mustin. | Dave Brudevold,
(former LT, SC, USN) |
