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Looking aft on a US Gearing class DD at general quarters. (Crew is planning a bank robery at their 1st port o call! )[:D]






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ORIGINAL: AW1Steve
Looking aft on a US Gearing class DD at general quarters. (Crew is planning a bank robery at their 1st port o call! )[:D]
Them be trip 5/38 twins on the butt Steve [;)]. Looks more like an Atlanta or Oakland class, pic taken from the director platform.
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An Atlanta class CL. I have not a clue as to which ship.

It looks like one of the crew may have the swine flu or a Michael Jackson look alike contest is about to begin.
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Does cordite or whatever the USN used, irritate the nasal cavities?
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My first guess for the use of the masks would be falsh burn protection.
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Does cordite or whatever the USN used, irritate the nasal cavities?
i think they are wearing some anti-flash stuff.

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I see eye protection too
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Nuclear Warfare Drill.

Guess these funny little masks will help a lot then. [:D]
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San Juan
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Yep San Juan at Santa Cruz
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Looks like they still have the 1.1 AA's aboard also.

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I think the 1.1's are quad 40mm's. Are those DC's along the rail?
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Yes USS San Juan at Santa Cruz, from a famous set of photos.
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ORIGINAL: Whipple

Looks like they still have the 1.1 AA's aboard also.

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Not sure if that is 1.1" or a 40 mm quad Bofors... [&:]
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According to one caption i found (while looking for something else) for this pic:

"Note flash-protection clothing worn by the men, 1.1" quadruple anti-aircraft machine gun mount in left center, 5"/38 guns beyond, and depth charges on "K-gun" throwers by the main deck edge."
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I thought the 1.1" barrels were aligned vertically instead of horizontally.
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