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Barnegat class
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Re: Barnegat class
Well done! Еspecially for camouflage.
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Portsmouth Bill
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Re: Barnegat class
Yes, Shipbucket at its purest
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Thank you, guys! I really appreciate your compliments.
USS Abescon was built as a catapult training ship; a standard USN catapult was fitted behind the funnel and a pair of aircraft handling cranes on the fantail. She was used to train naval pilots to take off of the catapult.
USS Abescon was built as a catapult training ship; a standard USN catapult was fitted behind the funnel and a pair of aircraft handling cranes on the fantail. She was used to train naval pilots to take off of the catapult.
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Thank you, Rhade!
Here's AVP-33 USS Barataria in 1945 during the Philippines campaign. She's carrying extra stores and a boat aft instead of additional armament and wearing Measure 32/2Ax camouflage.
Here's AVP-33 USS Barataria in 1945 during the Philippines campaign. She's carrying extra stores and a boat aft instead of additional armament and wearing Measure 32/2Ax camouflage.
Re: Barnegat class
It doesn't seem like this class was used very much as seaplane tenders, but seemed pretty useful as general-purpose ships.
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That's why I just love this ship, silent hero of War.klagldsf wrote:It doesn't seem like this class was used very much as seaplane tenders, but seemed pretty useful as general-purpose ships.
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Have said it already but these are quite nice.