Bow of USS Ernest G. Small (DD-838) sinks off Korea in 1951
The bow of the U.S. Navy destroyer USS Ernest G. Small (DD-838) floats away before sinking. It was damaged when Ernest G. Small hit a mine off North Korea on 7 October 1951, and broke off in heavy seas four days later. Note that the ship's forward 5"/38 twin gun mount is still in place on the sinking bow.
- Date
- 1951-10-11
- Photographer / author
- Photographed from the port side superstructure by Lieutenant (Junior Grade) Albert Ristan, USN(SC), the ship's Supply Officer at the time.
- Archive
- Wikimedia Commons
- Type
- image
- Original size
- 738 × 553 pixels
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Reason: a US government work (US Navy).
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