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Oahu (PG 46) | ||||
312k | 3 January 1928 Shanghai, China Under construction moored between the Wo Kwang and Tutuila (PG 44) at the Kiangnan Dock and Engineering Works Library of Congress photo from National Museum of the U.S. Navy |
Michael Mohl | ||
336k | 3 July 1928 Shanghai, China Oahu (PR 6) and Panay under construction Library of Congress photo from National Museum of the U.S. Navy> |
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325k | 1 October 1928 Kiangnan Dock and Engineering Works, Shanghai |
Ed Zajkowski | ||
370k | ||||
456k | 1 October 1928 Shanghai, China Library of Congress photo from National Museum of the U.S. Navy |
Michael Mohl | ||
USS Oahu (PR 6) | ||||
337k | Naval History and Heritage Command photo NH 44570 | Robert Hurst | ||
69k | c. 1930 From the collection of Ernest Arroyo |
Jim Flynn | ||
292k | Spar moored in rapids of Yangtze river in 1936. This maneuver was not often done. Steadied by wires out to rocks fore and aft the two spars held the ship off the beach in the 4-6 knot current Courtesy of J.A. Farrell Naval History and Heritage Command photo NH 68440-A |
Mike Green | ||
147k | Oahu in a view taken at Hogee Pontoon, Nanking, China, circa May 1937 Naval History and Heritage Command photo NH 80957 |
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293k | Oahu, on the left, with HMS Bee and HMS Ladybird, both British Insect class river gunboats, on 12 December 1937. The Bee is the flagship of Rear Admiral Yangtze Patrol Naval History and Heritage Command photo NH 50831 |
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74k | 13 December 1937 En route to Panay (PR 5) sinking scene. The U.S. Gunboat Oahu which was reported on 13 December steaming under forced draft for the scene of the sinking of the U.S. Gunboat Panay in the Yangtze River 25 miles above Nanking. Because of the distance the rivercraft was not expected to arrive at the scene before Tuesday, 14 December World Wide photo |
Tommy Trampp | ||
98k | c. 1938 Oahu sails in defiance of the Japanese |
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149k | Tobacco card issued by John Player and Son's the U.K. in 1939 and came from a series entitled "Modern Naval Craft" | |||
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Commanding Officers | ||
01 | LCDR Armit Chester Thomas, USN | 22 October 1928 - 29 June 1929 |
02 | LCDR Stanley Livingston Wilson, USN | 29 June 1929 |
03 | CDR Roland Marcy Comfort, USN | 27 March 1931 |
04 | LCDR Andrew Gilbert Shepard, USN - Retired as Rear Admiral | 1932 |
05 | LCDR Russell Stanley Berkey, USN - USNA Class of 1916 Awarded the Navy Cross (1944) and the Navy Distinguished Service Medal - Retired as Admiral | January 1933 - July 1934 |
06 | LCDR William Alexander Stuart Macklin, USN | July 1934 |
06 | LCDR John Walter Rogers, USN | 1936 |
07 | LCDR Charles Richardson Jeffs, USN | 1938 |
08 | LCDR Lewis Elliott Coley, USN | 1939 |
09 | LCDR Douglas Elwin Smith, USN | 1940 - 5 May 1942 |
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