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![Flier](https://www.navsource.org/archives/08/tn/0825014.gif) |
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USS Flier (SS-250) and USS Macaw (ASR-11) aground at Midway, 17 January 1944. The view is from ENE. The outflow from the channel into the lagoon is visible as a whitish band beyond the Macaw. Note that the vessels are pointing in opposite directions—the Macaw north, in toward the lagoon, the Flier south and out to sea. |
Photo & text courtesy of ussmacaw.org via Robert Hurst |
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USS Macaw (ASR-11), in foreground, and USS Flier (SS-250) aground at Midway, 16 January 1944. Vessel in background at right is unidentified.
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Photo & text courtesy of ussmacaw.org via Robert Hurst |
![Macaw](https://www.navsource.org/archives/09/32/tn/09321101.gif) |
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LCDR Paul W. Burton the ill-fated Commanding Officer of Macaw (ASR-11). Photo was taken aboard Macaw by Al Muti one month before the ship and LCDR Burton were lost |
Ken Sorrick whose father-in-law Al Muti took this photo |