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Crew of USS ArizonaCrown Prince Yi Un of Korea and wife Princess Masako (Bangja) while on vacation, 1924Ensign Burke pushing a peanut by blowing on it during a shipboard competition aboard USS Arizona, circa 1923-1925Group portrait of the complement of USS Arizona on the ship
Crew of USS Arizona's Turret No. 4, circa 1924; commanding officer Ensign Arleigh Burke at far leftCrown Prince Yi Un of Korea and wife Princess Masako (Bangja) while on vacation, 1924Ensign Burke pushing a peanut by blowing on it during a shipboard competition aboard USS Arizona, circa 1923-1925Group portrait of the complement of USS Arizona on the ship's forecastle, forward turrets, and superstructure, circa 1924; note Ensign Arleigh Burke in the second row, 4th from right
He Yingqin as the chief instructor of Whampoa (Huangpu) Academy, China, 1924Heavily retouched photograph of a Sendai-class light cruiser, circa 1924-25HMS Hermes at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, circa 1924Portrait of US Navy aviator Miles Browning, 1924
He Yingqin as the chief instructor of Whampoa (Huangpu) Academy, China, 1924Heavily retouched photograph of a Sendai-class light cruiser, circa 1924-25HMS Hermes at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, circa 1924Portrait of US Navy aviator Miles Browning, 1924
Puyi and Wanrong with the British Legation, Beiping, China, 1924; note PuyiS-25, possibly off New London, Connecticut, United States, 1923-1924US Navy Chief Petty Officers aboard battleship Colorado studying USS Canopus with submarines USS S-36, S-37, S-38, S-39, S-40, and S-41, Apra Harbor, Guam, 1924
Puyi and Wanrong with the British Legation, Beiping, China, 1924; note Puyi's tutor Reginald Johnston (front row center) and Wanrong's tutor Isabel Ingram (left of Johnston)S-25, possibly off New London, Connecticut, United States, 1923-1924US Navy Chief Petty Officers aboard battleship Colorado studying 'Personnel Management', circa 1923 to 1925USS Canopus with submarines USS S-36, S-37, S-38, S-39, S-40, and S-41, Apra Harbor, Guam, 1924
USS Concord firing a torpedo from one of her port side upper torpedo tubes, circa early to mid-1920sUSS Concord off a North African desert, circa late 1923 or early 1924USS New Mexico an anchor, California, United States, 1922-1924USS S-25 off Naval Station San Diego, California, United States, 1924-1928
USS Concord firing a torpedo from one of her port side upper torpedo tubes, circa early to mid-1920sUSS Concord off a North African desert, circa late 1923 or early 1924USS New Mexico an anchor, California, United States, 1922-1924USS S-25 off Naval Station San Diego, California, United States, 1924-1928
Zhang Jinghui in uniform, circa early 1920sUSS S-27, USS S-46, and USS S-29 at the Submarine Base, Groton, Connecticut, United States, 2 Jan 1924USS S-39 in the Gatun Locks, Panama Canal Zone, 17 Jan 1924Benito Mussolini signing a treaty with Soviet representatives at the Palazzo Chigi, Rome, Italy, 7 Feb 1924
Zhang Jinghui in uniform, circa early 1920sUSS S-27, USS S-46, and USS S-29 at the Submarine Base, Groton, Connecticut, United States, 2 Jan 1924USS S-39 in the Gatun Locks, Panama Canal Zone, 17 Jan 1924Benito Mussolini signing a treaty with Soviet representatives at the Palazzo Chigi, Rome, Italy, 7 Feb 1924

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