David Stubblebine Photographs | World War II Database

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United States Navy coaling station, Tiburon, California, 1930s.	USS Northampton at anchor, location unknown, 1930s. Note the sailor in the Bosun’s Chair hanging from the bow.	USS Northampton on the East River under Manhattan Bridge, New York City, New York, United States, 1930s.	USS Northampton underway, location unknown, early 1930s.

The mooring mast on the Ewa Plain, Oahu, Hawaii after being shortened to 50-ft, Mar 1932.	USS Saratoga recovering aircraft off Maui, Hawaii, 2 Mar 1932. The aircraft are a collection of Vought O2U Corsairs, Martin BM-2 torpedo bombers, and Martin T4M torpedo bombers.	The mooring mast on the Ewa Plain, Oahu, Hawaii after being shortened to 50-ft, Mar 23, 1932.	Aerial view of the Ewa airship landing area after the mooring mast had been shortened to 50-ft., 24 Mar 1932.

Four-stack destroyer USS Reuben James upon being recommissioned at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, 9 May 1932.	Piers at Puget Sound Navy Yard in Bremerton, Washington, United States with, left to right, repair ship (converted collier) Jason, and carriers Lexington (Lexington-class), Saratoga, 6 Aug 1932.	Aerial view of Fort Kamehameha at the entrance to Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii, 2 Nov 1932.	Bow-on view of USS Saratoga at anchor, 1930s, location unknown.

Cruiser HMS Cumberland at Hong Kong, early 1930s.	Cruiser USS Portland at anchor, unknown location, 1930s.	Cruiser USS Portland moored to a mooring buoy, unknown location, 1930s.	Four-stack destroyer USS Reuben James underway, 1930s.

Marine Captain Chesty Puller in Shanghai, China, 1933	Schematic drawing of the United States Brooklyn-class light cruiser, of which there were nine. The Brooklyn-class design had a large influence on subsequent cruiser designs, both large cruisers and light.	USS Saratoga on Fleet Maneuvers off San Diego, 1930s. Note Martin MP-1 flying boat.	Seven cruisers at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 2 Feb 1933. Clockwise from left are Augusta, Chicago, Salt Lake City, Louisville, Pensacola, unidentified destroyer, Fox, Kane (on marine railway), Northampton, and Chester.