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H-012-3: USS San Francisco Memorial
USS San Francisco Memorial in San Francisco, California, showing damage to her port bridge wing sustained on 13 November 1942. The ship’s damaged bridge wings were removed after the battle and used to create a memorial to her crew.
H-Gram 012, Attachment 3
Samuel J. Cox, Director NHHC
November 2017
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