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i was work there for 6 months in 1998 n i from portsmouth navy yard n ppl there are really nice to work with daily ,hope some day goin back there visiting again ,
Very nice picture. re: the photo you commented on. That was taken when the Missouri was tied up there on display. That's my wife in the picture. Take a look at the other photos of this area under my name in GE.
Thanks for the information.
Paul
Although I'm sure this photo was taken in Bremerton, the "Mighty Mo" no longer resides there. She is now in Pearl Harbor if you want to see her, meaning that most of us won't.
On 4 May 1998, Secretary of the Navy John H. Dalton signed the donation contract that transferred her to the nonprofit USS Missouri Memorial Association (MMA) of Honolulu, Hawaii. She was towed from Bremerton on 23 May 1998 to the Port of Astoria, Oregon, where she sat in fresh water at the mouth of the Columbia River to kill and drop the saltwater barnacles and sea grasses that had grown on her hull in Bremerton, then towed across the eastern Pacific, and docked at Ford Island, Pearl Harbor on 22 June, just 500 yards (about 450 meters) from the Arizona Memorial. Less than a year later, on 29 January 1999, the Missouri was opened as a museum operated by the MMA.
Oi amigo, linda sua galeria de foto, visite a minha, postei mais de 150 fotos da Amazônia Brasileira, seja bem vindo e veja nossas cidades encravadas na floresta Amazônica. Saudações do Brasil
My wife Darlene and I while on vacation took the ferry to the Bremerton Navy Yard to tour the USS Missouri. From the ferry as we approached I recognized the "Big E" USS Enterprise CVN-65 control tower. Later I noticed in the fore ground the conning tower of the USS Abrahma Lincoln SSBN-602, and near the middle right, the bow of the USS Prebel DLG-15. What an awesome amount of might all in one location.
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This photo was not selected for Google Maps and I don't know why it wasn't.
nice portrait
Greetings from Iran
Barat
nice light!
i was work there for 6 months in 1998 n i from portsmouth navy yard n ppl there are really nice to work with daily ,hope some day goin back there visiting again ,
This photo is of the HEAD of the tram. The actual mine entrance is to the right of the picture about 100 yards.
Very nice picture. re: the photo you commented on. That was taken when the Missouri was tied up there on display. That's my wife in the picture. Take a look at the other photos of this area under my name in GE. Thanks for the information. Paul
Although I'm sure this photo was taken in Bremerton, the "Mighty Mo" no longer resides there. She is now in Pearl Harbor if you want to see her, meaning that most of us won't.
On 4 May 1998, Secretary of the Navy John H. Dalton signed the donation contract that transferred her to the nonprofit USS Missouri Memorial Association (MMA) of Honolulu, Hawaii. She was towed from Bremerton on 23 May 1998 to the Port of Astoria, Oregon, where she sat in fresh water at the mouth of the Columbia River to kill and drop the saltwater barnacles and sea grasses that had grown on her hull in Bremerton, then towed across the eastern Pacific, and docked at Ford Island, Pearl Harbor on 22 June, just 500 yards (about 450 meters) from the Arizona Memorial. Less than a year later, on 29 January 1999, the Missouri was opened as a museum operated by the MMA.
Oi amigo, linda sua galeria de foto, visite a minha, postei mais de 150 fotos da Amazônia Brasileira, seja bem vindo e veja nossas cidades encravadas na floresta Amazônica. Saudações do Brasil
Hey Jame, great pic,wish we had one of the moose on Thanksgiving
My wife Darlene and I while on vacation took the ferry to the Bremerton Navy Yard to tour the USS Missouri. From the ferry as we approached I recognized the "Big E" USS Enterprise CVN-65 control tower. Later I noticed in the fore ground the conning tower of the USS Abrahma Lincoln SSBN-602, and near the middle right, the bow of the USS Prebel DLG-15. What an awesome amount of might all in one location.