USS Ticonderoga, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, United States, 1962. Note the capsized hulk of USS Utah in the upper left.

Caption     USS Ticonderoga, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, United States, 1962. Note the capsized hulk of USS Utah in the upper left. ww2dbase
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