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GUAM. 1945-05. THE DESTROYER MINELAYER USS LINDSEY IN DRY DOCK SHOWING THE HEAVY DAMAGE INCURRED WHEN HER BOW BACK TO NO 1 GUN MOUNTING WAS BLOWN OFF AFTER SHE WAS HIT BY TWO KAMIKAZE AIRCRAFT NEAR MAE SHIMA, OKINAWA AND SUFFERED THE EXPLOSION OF HER FORWARD MAGAZINE. HER FORECASTLE DECK WHICH WAS BENT UPWARDS AT A 45 DEGREE ANGLE BY THE FORCE OF THE EXPLOSION. DISMANTLING OF NO 2 MOUNTING HAS COMMENCED AT TOP LEFT. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
GUAM. 1945-05. THE DESTROYER MINELAYER USS LINDSEY IN DRY DOCK SHOWING THE HEAVY DAMAGE INCURRED WHEN HER BOW BACK TO NO 1 GUN MOUNTING WAS BLOWN OFF AFTER SHE WAS HIT BY TWO KAMIKAZE AIRCRAFT NEAR MA
KERAMA RETTO, OKINAWA, JAPAN. 1945-04. THE DESTROYER MINELAYER USS LINDSEY SHOWING THE HEAVY DAMAGE INCURRED WHEN HER BOW BACK TO NO 1 GUN MOUNTING WAS BLOWN OFF AFTER SHE WAS HIT BY TWO KAMIKAZE AIRC
KERAMA RETTO, OKINAWA, JAPAN. 1945-04. STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE DESTROYER MINELAYER USS LINDSEY (DM-32) AFTER LOSING 60 FEET OF HER BOW WHEN HIT BY TWO KAMIKAZE AIRCRAFT ON 1945-04-12. NOTE HOW THE
Lingayen Gulf, Philippines, 1945-01-09. HMAS Australia showing damage incurred from attacks by Japanese Kamikaze aircraft in Lingayen Gulf during the Luzon campaign. This photograph was taken from the
1944. STARBOARD BOW VIEW OF THE BATTLESHIP USS COLORADO (BB-45) SHOWING MANY OF HER WARTIME ALTERATIONS. THE 5 INCH/25 AA GUNS MOUNTED ABOVE THE CASEMATES FOR HER 5 INCH/25 LOW ANGLE BATTERY HAVE BEEN
OFF OKINAWA, JAPAN. 1945-05-11. ISSUING BILLOWING CLOUDS OF SMOKE HUNDREDS OF FEET INTO THE AIR FROM GASOLINE AND AMMUNITION FIRES THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER USS BUNKER HILL TURNS INTO THE WIND TO RESTRICT
