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Original photo: Thompson, shortly after her conversion to a fast assault minesweeper National Archives photo 19-N-85751 Replacement photo: c. 1945 Charleston, South Carolina Shortly after her conversion to a DMS. Note "seahorse" marking on No. 2 funnel National Archives photo 19-N-85751 |
Original photo: Naval Historical Center Replacement photo: Mike Green |
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Joe Henke |
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4 July 1945 Off Charleston Navy Yard National Archives photo BS 85753 |
Joe Radigan |
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Original photo: U.S. Navy photo from the November 1952 edition of All Hands magazine Replacement photo: 4 July 1945 Charleston, SC Naval History and Heritage Command photo L45-279.07-01 |
Mike Green |
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U.S. Navy Yard, S.C., 4 July 1945 Naval History and Heritage Command photo L45-279.07-02 |
Original photo: Joe Radigan Replacement photo: Mike Green |
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17 October 1946 YTL-592 alongside Thompson at Navy Yard Mare Island. Navy Yard Mare Island photo 3636-46 |
Darryl Baker |
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Starboard view of Thompson at Mare Island on 12 July 1948 U.S. Navy photo 1121-7-48 |
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U.S. Navy photo from the January 1952 edition of All Hands magazine |
Joe Radigan |
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11 February 1954 Off San Francisco, CA |
Robert Hurst |
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Flying her "Homeward Bound" pennant which extends past Mount 53 Photo courtesy of Ted Stone from the 1958/1959 edition of Jane's Fighting Ships |