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Dwight Eisenhower with US President Lyndon Johnson, White House, Washington DC, United States, 1967Jack Kleiss speaking at Villanova University, Pennsylvania, United States, 16 Nov 1957Piranha preparing for salvage operations, 1967Puyi, China, circa 1966-1967
Dwight Eisenhower with US President Lyndon Johnson, White House, Washington DC, United States, 1967Jack Kleiss speaking at Villanova University, Pennsylvania, United States, 16 Nov 1957Piranha preparing for salvage operations, 1967Puyi, China, circa 1966-1967
Replacing one of USS CanberraS-2E Tracker aircraft approaching USS Essex in the Mediterranean Sea, 1967; seen in US Navy Naval Aviation News Jan 1970Two SH-3A Sea King helicopters flying past HNLMS De Zeven Provinciën and USS Essex in the Mediterranean Sea, 1967USS Caiman in drydock at Mare Island Naval Shipyard, California, United States, 20 Dec 1966-21 Mar 1967
Replacing one of USS Canberra's forward 8-inch guns, US Naval Ship Repair Facility, Subic Bay, Philippine Islands, 1967S-2E Tracker aircraft approaching USS Essex in the Mediterranean Sea, 1967; seen in US Navy Naval Aviation News Jan 1970Two SH-3A Sea King helicopters flying past HNLMS De Zeven Provinciën and USS Essex in the Mediterranean Sea, 1967USS Caiman in drydock at Mare Island Naval Shipyard, California, United States, 20 Dec 1966-21 Mar 1967
USS Wasp underway, circa early 1967; note S-2E Tracker aircraft of CVSG-52 squadron on flight deckUSS Canberra bombarding the coast of Vietnam during Operation Deckhouse Five, 6 or 7 Jan 1967A North Vietnamese shell falling in the water near USS Canberra, South China Sea, Mar 1967Crewmen of USS Canberra cleaning one of the cruiser
USS Wasp underway, circa early 1967; note S-2E Tracker aircraft of CVSG-52 squadron on flight deckUSS Canberra bombarding the coast of Vietnam during Operation Deckhouse Five, 6 or 7 Jan 1967A North Vietnamese shell falling in the water near USS Canberra, South China Sea, Mar 1967Crewmen of USS Canberra cleaning one of the cruiser's 8-inch guns, Mar 1967
Guided missile cruiser Canberra firing a salvo in the Gulf of Tonkin at night at a North Vietnamese target, Mar 1967USS Canberra bombarding the coast of Vietnam, Mar 1967; note projectiles visible to the upper right of photographA crewman of USS Hancock preparing Sidewinder missiles, off Vietnam, Apr 1967USS Halibut, USS Pickerel, USS Perch, a unidentified submarine, and USS Sterlet at Submarine Base Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, United States, 12 Apr 1967
Guided missile cruiser Canberra firing a salvo in the Gulf of Tonkin at night at a North Vietnamese target, Mar 1967USS Canberra bombarding the coast of Vietnam, Mar 1967; note projectiles visible to the upper right of photographA crewman of USS Hancock preparing Sidewinder missiles, off Vietnam, Apr 1967USS Halibut, USS Pickerel, USS Perch, a unidentified submarine, and USS Sterlet at Submarine Base Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, United States, 12 Apr 1967
Dignitaries gathering for the funeral of Konrad Adenauer, Germany, 25 Apr 1967USS Shangri-La underway in the Mediterranean Sea, 4 May 1967Hornet received fuel and ordnance from USS Sacramento, South China Sea, Jun 1967USS Canberra off Point Loma, near San Diego, California, United States, 1 Jun 1967
Dignitaries gathering for the funeral of Konrad Adenauer, Germany, 25 Apr 1967USS Shangri-La underway in the Mediterranean Sea, 4 May 1967Hornet received fuel and ordnance from USS Sacramento, South China Sea, Jun 1967USS Canberra off Point Loma, near San Diego, California, United States, 1 Jun 1967

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