Brooklyn Navy Yard at dusk, in the summer of 1943 (80-G-K-3859)
Dusk falls over the docks of the U.S. New York Naval Shipyard, Brooklyn, New York (USA), circa June-September 1943. The ship in the center, just beyond the crane, is USS Gherardi (DD-637). USS Luce (DD-522) is at left, with only her bow visible. USS Butler (DD-636) is at right, with only her stern visible. USS Doyle (DD-494) is in the right background. A British light cruiser, painted in yellow primer, is in the left background.
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- 1943-06
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- 5,772 × 3,833 pixels
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