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Interior of General Government Building, Keijo (now Seoul), Korea, 1926, photo 2 of 2Interior of the dome of General Government Building, Keijo (now Seoul), Korea, 1926Memphis in drydock at Kiel, Germany, circa 1926-1927, while she was serving as flagship for Commander US Naval Forces, EuropePortrait of Second Lieutenant Lewis Puller, 1926
Interior of General Government Building, Keijo (now Seoul), Korea, 1926, photo 2 of 2Interior of the dome of General Government Building, Keijo (now Seoul), Korea, 1926Memphis in drydock at Kiel, Germany, circa 1926-1927, while she was serving as flagship for Commander US Naval Forces, EuropePortrait of Second Lieutenant Lewis Puller, 1926
Receiving mail at sea aboard USS Colorado, mid-1920sView of the midship section of Kongo, circa mid-1920sView of the southeastern corner of General Government Building, Keijo (now Seoul), Korea, 1926Mansuel Crosby, Franklin Roosevelt, and Oswald Mosley in Florida, United States, Feb 1926
Receiving mail at sea aboard USS Colorado, mid-1920sView of the midship section of Kongo, circa mid-1920sView of the southeastern corner of General Government Building, Keijo (now Seoul), Korea, 1926Mansuel Crosby, Franklin Roosevelt, and Oswald Mosley in Florida, United States, Feb 1926
The US NavyJapanese battlecruiser Hiei at Sasebo, Japan, Jun 1926Josef Terboven (in civilian clothing) and other SA members from Essen, Germany gathering for a Nazi Party rally in Weimar, Germany, Jul 1926Light cruiser Tenryu as seen on a postcard commemorating her visit to Kobe, Japan on 5 Oct 1926
The US Navy's first flattop aircraft carrier, USS Langley (Langley-class), at anchor with 7 battleships in Culebra Harbor, Culebra, Puerto Rico, 18 Mar 1926. See Comment below.Japanese battlecruiser Hiei at Sasebo, Japan, Jun 1926Josef Terboven (in civilian clothing) and other SA members from Essen, Germany gathering for a Nazi Party rally in Weimar, Germany, Jul 1926Light cruiser Tenryu as seen on a postcard commemorating her visit to Kobe, Japan on 5 Oct 1926
Color guard leading armored cruiser USS Pittsburgh landing party in the Bund, Shanghai, China, 1927; note Springfield M1903 rifles and M1911 pistolsCruiser Aoba soon after completion, circa 1927-1929Cruiser Aoba underway as depicted on a postcard, circa 1927-1929Duke (left, partially hidden) and Duchess of York visiting Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia, 1927
Color guard leading armored cruiser USS Pittsburgh landing party in the Bund, Shanghai, China, 1927; note Springfield M1903 rifles and M1911 pistolsCruiser Aoba soon after completion, circa 1927-1929Cruiser Aoba underway as depicted on a postcard, circa 1927-1929Duke (left, partially hidden) and Duchess of York visiting Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia, 1927
Duke and Duchess of York at a Beaudesert campdraft, Queensland, Australia, 1927Duke and Duchess of York in a motorcade while visiting Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia, 1927Furutaka as member of the Japanese Navy 5th Sentai (Squadron), circa 1927-1928Furutaka as member of the Japanese Navy 5th Sentai (Squadron), circa 1927-1929
Duke and Duchess of York at a Beaudesert campdraft, Queensland, Australia, 1927Duke and Duchess of York in a motorcade while visiting Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia, 1927Furutaka as member of the Japanese Navy 5th Sentai (Squadron), circa 1927-1928Furutaka as member of the Japanese Navy 5th Sentai (Squadron), circa 1927-1929

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