Ships

The USS Goodrich, with many sailors standing on the deck, alongside a Des Moines class cruiser, either the USS Salem, the USS Des Moines, or the USS Newport News. The location is unknown.

Photograph of the USS Manchester underway somewhere near Korea.

USS Manchester Quartermasters R. L. Stirzinger and G. L. Beck display the United Nations flag that they made by hand. The Manchester joined the United Nations Task Force 77 in Inchon, Korea.

This is a photograph of the USS Manchester underway after completing repairs caused by a fire in her fireroom. Photograph from album entitled "USS Manchester."

Seaman R. L. Stirzinger hoists a flag on the signal bridge of the USS Manchester.

Two seamen, R. L. Neave (left) and E. F. Hibsh raise the "meatball pennant" over the USS Manchester. The pennant indicates that the Manchester was the winner of the Battle Efficiency award for 1949-1950.

This is a photograph of the USS Manchester underway after completing repairs caused by a fire in her fireroom. Photograph from album entitled "USS Manchester."

Photograph of the USS Manchester while under repair at Pearl Harbor after a fire broke out in her fireroom. Photograph from album entitled "USS Manchester."

Photograph of the USS Manchester while under repair at Pearl Harbor after a fire broke out in her fireroom. Photograph from album entitled "USS Manchester."

A team of unidentified sailors and officers scan the horizon with binoculars while on board a United States ship.