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86 viewsSailors and Navy officers standing beneath the 16-inch rear guns of the battleship North Carolina (BB-55), on the East river after she left the Brooklyn Nay Yard after her commissioning on 9 April 1941.
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84 viewsFront cover of the North Carolina's (BB-55) Commissioning Program, 9 April 1941.
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87 viewsCommissioning Day Envelope.
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84 viewsFirst Day In Commission Envelope.
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72 viewsKeel of the North Carolina being laid.
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76 viewsBB55 Preparing for launch · Uss North CarolinaUs
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USS North Carolina berthing, Wilmington, N.C., October 2, 196187 views
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American’s latest 35, 000-tons battleship, USS North Carolina, at sea, on Jan. 2, 1942. She carries nine 16-in. guns. (AP Photo)77 views
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Captain Olaf Marhustvedt, United States Navy, right, Commanding officer and Commander A.G. Shepherd, U.S.N., on the bridge of the new American battleship North Carolina, at sea, on Jan. 2, 1942. (AP Photo)81 views
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A broadside side view of the new American battleship North Carolina, taken from a U.S. destroyer, at sea, on Jan. 2, 1942. (AP Photo)81 views
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North Carolina (BB-55) is tugged away into mothballs.90 views
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82 viewsTorpedo hole
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84 viewsNorth Carolina (BB-55) fast battleship, the most highly decorated American battleship of World War I
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