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03 September 1943: Boston, Mass. - Here is a picture of the christening ceremony. I am about to smash the bottle of champagne, and my younger sister, Anne Pyne, is
holding my bouquet. The lady on the stairs is an employee of the Boston Naval Shipyard, who presented me with a watch which I still have. Her name is Marie Brennan. Behind
me are the Chaplain, and also Admiral Theobald, who was the Commandant of the First Naval District. |
Carol Pyne Schreiber |
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03 September 1943: Boston, Mass. - Radm. Robert Theobald, Commandant of the 1st Naval District, and 9-year-old Carol E. Pyne, daughter of Lcdr. Charles C. Pyne, aide
to the Commandant. |
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03 September 1943: Boston, Mass. - This is a picture of me with Admiral Theobald, Commandant of the First Naval District, on the day that the USS
Eisner (DE 269) was christened, and then commissioned into the British Navy as HMS Domett (a lend-lease ship), at the Boston Navy Yard. |
Carol Pyne Schreiber |
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03 September 1943: Boston, Mass. - I'm standing in front of my Father, to my left is Admiral Theobald, then Captain Grady, and finally, the Chaplain, whose name I
forget. The British captain of the ship, Shirley Gordon, is reading the Articles of War to the crew, during the commissioning ceremony at the Boston Navy Yard. |
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date / location unknown: HMS Domett (K-473), the former USS Eisner (DE 269), underway after being commissioned into the British Navy. |