Crewmen of the United States Coast Guard cutter Spencer celebrating the new artwork on the ship’s funnel commemorating Spencer’s sinking of U-175 by depth charge in the North Atlantic.

Caption     Crewmen of the United States Coast Guard cutter Spencer celebrating the new artwork on the ship’s funnel commemorating Spencer’s sinking of U-175 by depth charge in the North Atlantic. ww2dbase
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1. Commenter identity confirmed David Stubblebine says:
24 Jun 2019 10:31:17 PM

Left to Right are: S2c Robert Raynor of New York, New York, F3c Ira Metzger of York, Pennsylvania, W1c Elmer Steinel of Chicago, Illinois, F1c Paul Rasmussen of Brooklyn, New York, MM2c Richard Stratton of Los Angeles, California, F1c Michael Longo of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and S2c Ralph Greenberg of Chicago, Illinois.

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