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Decommissioned submarines at Groton, Connecticut, United States, circa 1947; L to R: Archer-Fish, Flasher, Cobia, Croaker, Drum, and CavallaKaiyo being scrapped at Beppu Bay, Kyushu, Japan, 1946-1947Landing ship No. 192 at Moji, Japan, 1947US-captured German Ar 196A-5 seaplane being launched from a catapult removed from cruiser Prinz Eugen, Naval Air Materiel Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, 1947
Decommissioned submarines at Groton, Connecticut, United States, circa 1947; L to R: Archer-Fish, Flasher, Cobia, Croaker, Drum, and CavallaKaiyo being scrapped at Beppu Bay, Kyushu, Japan, 1946-1947Landing ship No. 192 at Moji, Japan, 1947US-captured German Ar 196A-5 seaplane being launched from a catapult removed from cruiser Prinz Eugen, Naval Air Materiel Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, 1947
USS Astoria underway, circa 1947USS Bergall underway, circa 1947USS Brill in harbor, 1940sUSS Sennet in Antarctica during Operation Highjump, Dec 1946-Mar 1947
USS Astoria underway, circa 1947USS Bergall underway, circa 1947USS Brill in harbor, 1940sUSS Sennet in Antarctica during Operation Highjump, Dec 1946-Mar 1947
USS Shangri-La at anchor, Syndney, Australia, Mar-Jun 1947USS Shangri-La at anchor, Syndney, Australia, Mar-Jun 1947USS Shangri-La at Naval Air Station North Island, San Diego, California, United States, 1947USS Sennet in Antarctica during Operation Highjump, 5 Jan 1947; note ice damage to the bow
USS Shangri-La at anchor, Syndney, Australia, Mar-Jun 1947USS Shangri-La at anchor, Syndney, Australia, Mar-Jun 1947USS Shangri-La at Naval Air Station North Island, San Diego, California, United States, 1947USS Sennet in Antarctica during Operation Highjump, 5 Jan 1947; note ice damage to the bow
USS Bunker Hill, USS Bon Homme Richard, USS Essex, USS Ticonderoga, USS Indiana, and USS Alabama at Pier 92, Seattle, Washington, United States, 9 Jan 1947Lowering USS South DakotaSubmarines Sawfish, Pargo, Puffer, and Steelhead at Mare Island Naval Shipyard, California, United States, 14 Feb 1947Japanese Army landing ship No. 101 in Hiroshima Bay, Japan, 17 Feb 1947; note landing ship No. 108 background
USS Bunker Hill, USS Bon Homme Richard, USS Essex, USS Ticonderoga, USS Indiana, and USS Alabama at Pier 92, Seattle, Washington, United States, 9 Jan 1947Lowering USS South Dakota's national ensign during the decommissioning ceremony, Philadelphia Navy Yard, Pennsylvania, United States, 31 Jan 1947Submarines Sawfish, Pargo, Puffer, and Steelhead at Mare Island Naval Shipyard, California, United States, 14 Feb 1947Japanese Army landing ship No. 101 in Hiroshima Bay, Japan, 17 Feb 1947; note landing ship No. 108 background
Japanese Army landing ship No. 108 at Saka, Japan, 17 Feb 1947Demolished Japanese Koryu-class midget submarines among other debris at the shipyard in Kure, Japan, 14 Mar 1947Incomplete light carrier Ibuki being taken apart at Sasebo, Japan, 14 Mar 1947HMAS Hobart in Sydney Harbor, Australia, 20 Mar 1947; note Sydney Harbour Bridge in background; photograph taken from aboard USS Currituck
Japanese Army landing ship No. 108 at Saka, Japan, 17 Feb 1947Demolished Japanese Koryu-class midget submarines among other debris at the shipyard in Kure, Japan, 14 Mar 1947Incomplete light carrier Ibuki being taken apart at Sasebo, Japan, 14 Mar 1947HMAS Hobart in Sydney Harbor, Australia, 20 Mar 1947; note Sydney Harbour Bridge in background; photograph taken from aboard USS Currituck

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