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- Action Reports
- WWII - Battle of Midway
- Bombing Squadron 6
- Commander Cruisers Pacific Fleet Report
- Commander-in-Chief, Pacific Fleet
- Commander Destroyer Squadron Six Action Report
- Interrogation of Japanese Prisoners
- TF 16 Action Report
- USS Enterprise Action Report
- USS Hammann Action Report
- USS Hornet Action Report
- USS Yorktown Action Report
- WWII - Pearl Harbor Attack
- Ships A-C
- Ships D-L
- Ships M-R
- Ships S-Z
- Commander Battle Force Action Report
- Commander Battleships, Battle Force Action Report
- Destroyer Division 80, Battle Force Action Report
- Destroyer Flotilla One, Battle Force Action Report
- Minecraft, Battle Force Action Report
- Minecraft, Battle Force, Mine Division One Action Report
- Minecraft, Battle Force, Mine Division Two Action Report
- Motor Torpedo Squadron One Action Report
- Patrol Squadron (PBY) Eleven Action Report
- Patrol Squadron (PBY) Twenty-Two Action Report
- Patrol Wing (PBY) One Action Report
- Patrol Wing (PBY) Two Action Report
- Pearl Harbor Mooring and Berthing Plans
- Rear Admiral R.H. Jackson, USN (Ret.) Report on Pearl Harbor Attack.
- Submarine Squadron Four Action Report
- Korean War - Carrier Air Groups
- Korean War - Carrier Combat
- Antietam (CV 36)
- Badoeng Strait (CVE 116)
- Bairoko (CVE 115)
- Bataan (CVL 29)
- Bon Homme Richard (CVA 31)
- Boxer (CVA 21)
- Essex (CVA 9)
- Kearsarge (CV 33)
- Lake Champlain (CVA 39)
- Leyte (CV 32)
- Oriskany (CVA 34)
- Philippine Sea (CV 47)
- Point Cruz (CVE 119)
- Princeton (CV 37)
- Rendova (CVE 114)
- Sicily (CVE 118)
- Valley Forge (CV 45)
- WWII - Battle of Midway
- Apollo 11
- Reports
- USS Hornet (CVS-12) 1969 Command History Report
- USS Hornet (CVS-12): Apollo 11 Cruise Report - Part 1
- USS Hornet (CVS-12): Apollo 11 Cruise Report - Part 2
- USS Arlington (AGMR-2) 1969 Command History Report
- Task Force 130: Apollo 11 Report
- Task Force 130: Manned Spacecraft Recovery Office
- HS-4 1969 Command History Report
- Photographs
- Apollo 11 Recovery Photo 1
- Apollo 11 Recovery Photo 2
- Apollo 11 Recovery Photo 3
- Apollo 11 Recovery Photo 4
- Apollo 11 Recovery Photo 5
- Apollo 11 Recovery Photo 6
- Apollo 11 Recovery Photo 7
- Apollo 11 Recovery Photo 8
- Apollo 11 Recovery Photo 9
- Apollo 11 Recovery Photo 10
- Apollo 11 Recovery Photo 11
- Apollo 11 Recovery Photo 12
- Apollo 11 Recovery Photo 13
- Apollo 11 Recovery Photo 14
- Apollo 11 Recovery Photo 15
- Reports
- Aviation Training Sense Pamphlets
- Don't Kill Your Friends: Safety Precautions for Fixed Gunnery (1943)
- (01) Don't Kill Your Friends: Safety Precautions for Fixed Gunnery Front Cover
- (02) Don’t Kill Your Friends: Safety Precautions for Fixed Gunnery Back Cover
- (03) Don’t Kill Your Friends: Safety Precautions for Fixed Gunnery Page 1
- (04) Don’t Kill Your Friends: Safety Precautions for Fixed Gunnery Page 2
- (05) Don’t Kill Your Friends: Safety Precautions for Fixed Gunnery Page 3
- (06) Don’t Kill Your Friends: Safety Precautions for Fixed Gunnery Page 4
- (07) Don’t Kill Your Friends: Safety Precautions for Fixed Gunnery Page 5
- (08) Don’t Kill Your Friends: Safety Precautions for Fixed Gunnery Page 6
- (09) Don’t Kill Your Friends: Safety Precautions for Fixed Gunnery Page 7
- (10) Don’t Kill Your Friends: Safety Precautions for Fixed Gunnery Page 8
- (11) Don’t Kill Your Friends: Safety Precautions for Fixed Gunnery Page 9
- (12) Don’t Kill Your Friends: Safety Precautions for Fixed Gunnery Page 10
- Flat-Hatting Sense (1943)
- (01) Flat-Hatting Sense Front Cover
- (02) Flat-Hatting Sense Back Cover
- (03) Flat-Hatting Sense Cover Sheet 1
- (04) Flat-Hatting Sense Cover Sheet 2
- (05) Flat-Hatting Sense Page 1
- (06) Flat-Hatting Sense Page 4
- (07) Flat-Hatting Sense Page 5
- (08) Flat-Hatting Sense Page 10
- (09) Flat-Hatting Sense Page 11
- (10) Flat-Hatting Sense Page 12
- (11) Flat-Hatting Sense Page 18
- (12) Flat-Hatting Sense Page 19
- (13) Flat-Hatting Sense Page 20
- (14) Flat-Hatting Sense Page 21
- (15) Flat-Hatting Sense Page 22
- Radio Discipline Sense (1945)
- (01) Radio Discipline Sense Front Cover
- (02) Radio Discipline Sense Back Cover
- (03) Radio Discipline Sense Page 1
- (04) Radio Discipline Sense Page 3
- (05) Radio Discipline Sense Page 4
- (06) Radio Discipline Sense Page 5
- (07) Radio Discipline Sense Page 6
- (08) Radio Discipline Sense Page 7
- (09) Radio Discipline Sense Page 8
- (10) Radio Discipline Sense Page 9
- (11) Radio Discipline Sense Page 21
- (12) Radio Discipline Sense Page 22
- (13) Radio Discipline Sense Page 23
- (14) Radio Discipline Sense Page 24
- Shark Sense (1944)
- (01) Shark Sense Front Cover
- (02) Shark Sense Back Cover
- (03) Shark Sense Page 1
- (04) Shark Sense Page 3
- (05) Shark Sense Page 4
- (06) Shark Sense Page 5
- (07) Shark Sense Page 6
- (08) Shark Sense Page 7
- (09) Shark Sense Page 8
- (10) Shark Sense Page 9
- (11) Shark Sense Page 10
- (12) Shark Sense Page 11
- (13) Shark Sense Page 12
- (14) Shark Sense Page 13
- (15) Shark Sense Page 14
- (16) Shark Sense Page 15
- (17) Shark Sense Page 16
- (18) Shark Sense Page 17
- (19) Shark Sense Page 18
- (20) Shark Sense Page 19
- (21) Shark Sense Page 20
- (22) Shark Sense Page 21
- (23) Shark Sense Page 22
- (24) Shark Sense Page 23
- (25) Shark Sense (1959) Front Cover
- (26) Shark Sense (1959) Back Cover
- (27) Shark Sense (1959) Page 1
- Shoot Seat Sense (1951)
- (01) Shoot Seat Sense Front Cover
- (02) Shoot Seat Sense Front Cover Original Artwork 1
- (03) Shoot Seat Sense Front Cover Original Artwork 2
- (04) Shoot Seat Sense Back Cover
- (05) Shoot Seat Sense Back Cover Original Artwork 1
- (06) Shoot Seat Sense Back Cover Original Artwork 2
- (07) Shoot Seat Sense Page 1
- (08) Shoot Seat Sense Page 1 Original Artwork
- (09) Shoot Seat Sense Page 3
- (10) Shoot Seat Sense Page 3 Original Artwork 1
- (11) Shoot Seat Sense Page 3 Original Artwork 2
- (12) Shoot Seat Sense Page 4
- (13) Shoot Seat Sense Page 5
- (14) Shoot Seat Sense Page 6
- (15) Shoot Seat Sense Page 7
- Taxi Sense (1944)
- (01) Taxi Sense Front Cover
- (02) Taxi Sense Back Cover
- (03) Taxi Sense Page 1
- (04) Taxi Sense Page 3
- (05) Taxi Sense Page 4
- (06) Taxi Sense Page 5
- (07) Taxi Sense Page 6
- (08) Taxi Sense Page 7
- (09) Taxi Sense Page 18
- (10) Taxi Sense Page 19
- (11) Taxi Sense Page 20
- (12) Taxi Sense Page 21
- (13) Taxi Sense Page 22
- (14) Taxi Sense Page 23
- (15) Taxi Sense Page 24
- Don't Kill Your Friends: Safety Precautions for Fixed Gunnery (1943)
- Commander Naval Forces Vietnam
- Command Operations Reports
- Iwo Jima: Documents from the Papers of Richmond Kelly Turner
- Radio Broadcast #1
- Radio Broadcast #2
- Statement on the Cessation of Resistance
- Photo: Turner Giving Radio Broadcast
- Photo: Iwo Jima Flag
- Photo: Flagship 1
- Photo: Flagship 2
- Photo: Iwo Jima Leadership
- Photo: Iwo Jima Leadership 2
- Photo: Admiral Nimitz
- Photo: Iwo Jima Landings 1
- Photo: Iwo Jima Landings 2
- Naval Aviation Records
- Nimitz "Gray Books"
- Photo Galleries: 9/11
- The Attack on the Pentagon
- (01) Pentagon employees gather in the South Parking Lot
- (02) Pentagon employees along with members of the Crane Group gather in the South Parking Lot area
- (03) The Pentagon seen from across VA-27 S Washington Blvd a few minutes after the attack
- (04) The first fire teams begin working to put out the flames
- (05) A piece of aircraft lies in the grass
- (06) Fire crews work to put out the flames minutes after the attack
- (07) Fire crews work to put out the flames minutes after the attack
- (08) Emergency response teams begin preparing triage areas
- (09) Pentagon employees walk across VA-27 S Washington Blvd and onto Interstate 395
- (10) Pentagon employees walk away from the building along VA-27 S Washington Blvd
- (11) Fire crews work to put out the flames following the collapse of the E Ring
- (12) An emergency response helicopter lands on Columbia Pike
- (13) Fire crews work to put out the flames after the collapse of the E Ring
- (14) Offices in the E Ring of the Pentagon are left exposed following the collapse
- (15) A triage team prepares to work
- (16) Fire crews work to put out the flames following the collapse of the E Ring
- (17) Fire crews work to put out the flames following the collapse of the E Ring
- (18) Pentagon employees, law enforcement, and emergency response teams gather on VA-110
- (19) Flames escape from E Ring office windows
- (20) A firefighter works to put out fires burning in the E Ring
- (21) Triage teams prepare to work
- (22) Fire crews work
- (23) Volunteers and FBI personnel perform evidence sweeps
- (24) FBI personnel and emergency response teams work near the collapsed E Ring
- (25) U.S. Army personnel take a break from duty
- (26) Navy personnel return to their offices on the fourth deck of the E Ring
- (27) A cabinet marred by fire
- (28) A newspaper dated September 11, 2001
- (29) The alley between C and B Rings
- Fleet Combat Camera Atlantic in New York City After 9/11
- (01) A Navy combat photographer documents the scene at Ground Zero
- (02) New York City police and fire personnel work at Ground Zero
- (03) A New York City firefighter works at Ground Zero
- (04) A firefighter stands under the flag of Two World Trade Center
- (05) A search and rescue canine works at Ground Zero
- (06) A New York City firefighter stands in the wreckage of the World Trade Center
- (07) A Navy combat photographer documents the scene at Ground Zero
- (08) A Navy combat photographer documents the scene at Ground Zero
- (09) Relief workers organize supplies near Ground Zero
- (10) A medic stands among other personnel at Ground Zero
- (11) Law enforcement look over the scene at Ground Zero
- (12) A Navy combat photographer documents the scene near Ground Zero
- (13) An overturned fire truck sits amidst the rubble near Ground Zero
- (14) New York City police and fire personnel work at Ground Zero
- (15) New York City police and fire personnel take a break after working at Ground Zero
- (16) A lone fire engine sits amid the smoldering rubble of the World Trade Center
- (17) Two Army Reserve Soldiers catch some rest between guard shifts at Ground Zero
- (18) Volunteers distribute water to personnel involved in the search and rescue efforts
- (19) A Navy combat photographer documents the scene at Ground Zero
- (20) A child's doll lay on the floor of an apartment damaged by the collapse
- (21) An apartment near the World Trade Center is covered in dust and ash from the collapse
- (22) An apartment near the World Trade Center is covered in dust and ash from the collapse
- (23) The collapse caused significant damage to surrounding buildings
- (24) An Army National Guard specialist works to prevent looting of buildings destroyed by the collapse
- (25) A Navy combat photographer documents the devastation at Ground Zero
- (26) Firefighters still work to extinguish the smoldering debris at Ground Zero
- (27) A volunteer steel worker cuts a large part of debris
- (28) Ground Zero, 19 September 2001
- USNS COMFORT in New York City After 9/11
- (01) USNS COMFORT sails out of Baltimore Harbor
- (02) Standing watch on the bow of USNS COMFORT
- (03) Personnel aboard USNS COMFORT on 13 September 2001
- (04) Charting the course into New York Harbor aboard USNS COMFORT
- (05) Smoke rises from Lower Manhattan as USNS COMFORT sails into New York Harbor
- (06) Smoke rises from Lower Manhattan as USNS COMFORT sails into New York Harbor
- (07) Smoke rises from Lower Manhattan as USNS COMFORT sails into New York Harbor
- (08) Smoke rises from Lower Manhattan as USNS COMFORT sails into New York Harbor
- (09) A combat photographer records the scene as USNS COMFORT sails past Lower Manhattan
- (10) The wreckage of the World Trade Center collapse as seen from aboard USNS COMFORT
- (11) Smoke rises from Lower Manhattan as USNS COMFORT sails past on the Hudson River
- (12) Standing watch aboard the USNS COMFORT while docked at Pier 92 in New York City
- (13) Navy personnel load supplies onto USNS COMFORT while docked at Pier 92 in New York City
- (14) Standing watch while USNS COMFORT is docked at Pier 92 in New York City
- (15) A Petty Officer serving aboard USNS COMFORT displays a copy of local newspaper
- (16) A shadow stands watch while USNS COMFORT is docked at Pier 92 in New York City
- (17) Sailors aboard USNS COMFORT feed firemen, policemen, and volunteers
- (18) A Petty Officer aboard USNS COMFORT prepares french onion soup to feed to police officers, firefighters, and volunteers
- (19) Two Petty Officers aboard USNS COMFORT work on the meal plan
- (20) A Hospital Corpsman works in the galley aboard USNS COMFORT
- (21) MS2 Dan Faul volunteered for the recovery and relief efforts onboard USNS COMFORT in New York City
- (22) A Petty Officer aboard USNS COMFORT prepares dessert for an afternoon meal
- The Attack on the Pentagon
- Royal Letters: A Selection from the Harold Stark Papers
- Birthday letter to Princess Elizabeth
- Birthday letter from Princess Elizabeth
- Princess Elizabeth engagement letter
- Princess Elizabeth wedding letter
- Thanksgiving invitation
- Christmas letter
- Lord Mountbatten letter, 1945
- Lord Mountbatten letter, 1947
- Admiral Stark's diary entry from Thanksgiving Day, 1942
- V-E Day: Documents from the Harold Stark Papers
- V-J Day
- Vietnam War Highlights
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