1.What ship
2.Approx date
3. Circumstances

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ORIGINAL: KDonovan
USS Blue Transferring Casualties off Tulagi, August 1942


ORIGINAL: KDonovan
thats what happens when you drive on the turnpike during rush hour, 50 years later you've finally gotten off at your exit



Post by treespider »
ORIGINAL: RUPD3658
Looks like a place where you can get scrapple![]()
Post by khyberbill »
true, but in Knoxville you do have Calhouns!!!! Do they still have all you can eat ribs on Thursdays?YUmmy... I miss my scrapple!
Post by treespider »
ORIGINAL: khyberbill
true, but in Knoxville you do have Calhouns!!!! Do they still have all you can eat ribs on Thursdays?YUmmy... I miss my scrapple!
Post by niceguy2005 »

Chris, those are 5" 38 cal dual purpose guns, and are pointed up to be used as anti-aircraft because the ship is sitting motionless to allow casualties to be removed by those friendly landing craft.ORIGINAL: niceguy2005
fascinating picture.
Can someone tell me more about what's going on. I'm curious, is it common for the main guns to be pointed up like that. Is that craft in the bottom left corner a friendly?

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