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| U.S.S. Allen M. Sumner DD-692 | |||||
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Inclining Tests at Federal
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| Delivery to the Navy - Kearny, NJ to New York Navy Yard January 25 1944 |
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| At Sea March 26 1944 |
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| New York Navy Yard May 1 1944 |
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USS Killen (DD-593) close-up view of the ship's port quarter,
taken at the Hunter's Point Navy Yard, San Francisco, California, following
overhaul and battle damage repairs, 2 April 1945. Circles mark recent
alterations to the ship. Note Killen's propeller guard, depth charge racks and
"teardrop" depth charges. Ships in the background are USS Allen M.
Sumner (DD-692) and USS Hughes (DD-410). Photograph from the Bureau of Ships
Collection in the U.S. National Archives. Naval Historical Center Photo #:
19-N-84437. |
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| Views of the
Sumner pierside on April 6 1945, a week before all repairs were
completed. The items circled in white are alterations made while she was
at Hunters Point. |
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| Sea trials
on April 9 1945, 4 days before completing the overhaul |
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Sumner in San Francisco Bay after the application of the Measure 22 Camouflage Paint Scheme. This is following the battle damage repairs at Hunter's Point. These views have two different colorizing methods used in their production. |  |
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| Sumner
"colorized" photo from the collection of Lee Edward Stout and
sent in by
his son Morris. The arrow pointing to the sailor on the
bow is Lee. |
Sumner "colorized" photo from the collection of Walter Henry Schlueter, Jr. and sent in by his son Marc. | ||||
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| Photo by
Navy Photographer Howard Hertzog taken in San Francisco Bay probably in
1945-1946. Many thanks to Ed Hertzog of the WW2EPIC.COM website for letting us use this image. If you have additional knowledge of this photograph, please contact us. |
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| The "Home Folks" first view of the Sumner Class | |||||
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This picture appeared in the New York Times Nov 4, 1944 with the caption: NEW 'SUPER-DESTROYER' ADDED TO AMERICAN FLEET |
| First photograph of the 2,200-ton Allen M. Sumner
class of "super-destroyer." This new warship is so powerful that in World
War I
it would have been classed as a cruiser. |
Naval Magazine Bangor, Washington
January 23, 1947
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Photos thanks to Tracy White |
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As she appeared in the late 1940's
thanks to Richard Vallery
