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Le destroyer USS Shaw (DD-373) touché par 3 bombes de 250 kg explose lors de la deuxième vague d'attaque japonaise – Attaque de Pearl Harbor – Guerre du Pacifique – 7 décembre 1941
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“DEATH STRUGGLE OF AN AMERICAN SEA WARRIOR,” Brantford [Ontario] Expositor. February 6, 1942. Page 7. ---- Spectacular closeup just released by Navy Department shows battleship Arizona burning after hits by Japanese bombs in sneak attack on Pearl Harbor (Official U.S. Navy Phot from NEA service)
HIT IN MAGAZINE EXPLODES US DESTROYER ---- This picture from Hawaii was taken the moment the magazine of the U.S. Destroyer Shaw exploded a bomb hit in Jap attack, Dec. 7 (Official U.S. Navy Photo from NEA Service.)
“Port side view of the USS Shaw (DD-373) off the Mare Island Navy Yard, California, 5 August 1945, after her final overhaul. She has lost her torpedo tubes, one 5"/38 gun mount and the forward center 20mm gun mount and received two twin and two quad 40mm gun mounts in their place, as part of the Navy's response to the "Kamikaze" threat. United States National Archives, Photo No. 19-N-82279.”
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“Not getting along with the Japanese is a bad thing now?”
Destroyer USS Shaw (DD-373) amarré dans le chantier naval de Philadelphie – 26 janvier 1937
©United States Navy
“Vertical view of the drydock area, about 10 December 1941, showing damage from the 7 December 1941 Japanese raid. In the left drydock are the battleship Pennsylvania (BB-38) and the burned out destroyers Cassin (DD-372) and the Downes(DD-375). The cruiser Helena (CL-50) torpedoed on 7 December 1941, has been moved into the center dock for repairs. In the floating drydock, at the right, is the USS Shaw (DD-373), whose bow has been blown off.”
(NHHC: NH 54565)
“Explosion of the forward magazines of USS Shaw (DD-373), in the floating drydock YFD-2, after a bombing attack by Japanese planes on 7 December 1941. USS Nevada (BB-36), also hit by the attackers, is at right. Photographed from Ford Island, with USS Avocet (AVP-4) partially visible at left.”
(NHHC: NH 97417)
USS SHAW Explodes at Pearl Harbor WWII Hawaii Japan War 1941
