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Celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Japanese surrender in Taiwan, Taipei City Hall (now Zhongshan Hall), Taipei, Taiwan, 25 Oct 1965, photo 2 of 2American entertainer Bob Hope hitting a golf ball off of the flight deck of USS Ticonderoga, off Vietnam, 26 Dec 1965Carrier Ticonderoga being refueld by AO-51 Ashtabula, off Vietnam, circa early 1966Carrier USS Hornet (Essex-class) and the destroyer USS Nicholas during underway replenishment from the fleet oiler USS Cimarron off the coast of North Vietnam, circa 1966.
Celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Japanese surrender in Taiwan, Taipei City Hall (now Zhongshan Hall), Taipei, Taiwan, 25 Oct 1965, photo 2 of 2American entertainer Bob Hope hitting a golf ball off of the flight deck of USS Ticonderoga, off Vietnam, 26 Dec 1965Carrier Ticonderoga being refueld by AO-51 Ashtabula, off Vietnam, circa early 1966Carrier USS Hornet (Essex-class) and the destroyer USS Nicholas during underway replenishment from the fleet oiler USS Cimarron off the coast of North Vietnam, circa 1966.
Chiang Kaishek and Chiang Ching-kuo aboard USS Enterprise, 1966CORONA satellite view of the remains of the primary runway of Soton Airfield, Caotun, Nantou, Taiwan, 18 Jun 1951; note housing for displaced flood victims on the runway surfacePuyiUnited States Army electrical generating ships, the former Navy fleet oilers Tamalpais and Kennebago, on station at Nha Trang, Vietnam, circa 1966.
Chiang Kaishek and Chiang Ching-kuo aboard USS Enterprise, 1966CORONA satellite view of the remains of the primary runway of Soton Airfield, Caotun, Nantou, Taiwan, 18 Jun 1951; note housing for displaced flood victims on the runway surfacePuyi's Chinese Communist Party National Committee member card, 1966United States Army electrical generating ships, the former Navy fleet oilers Tamalpais and Kennebago, on station at Nha Trang, Vietnam, circa 1966.
US Marine Sergeants Asato and Carlson with a Jeep in the village of An Ton, Vietnam, 1966USS Blackfin underway off Oahu, Hawaii, United States, circa late 1965 to early 1966USS Mars and USS Yorktown, mid-1960s; as seen in US Navy USS Sterlet in drydock, 1966
US Marine Sergeants Asato and Carlson with a Jeep in the village of An Ton, Vietnam, 1966USS Blackfin underway off Oahu, Hawaii, United States, circa late 1965 to early 1966USS Mars and USS Yorktown, mid-1960s; as seen in US Navy 'All Hands' publication dated Aug 1967USS Sterlet in drydock, 1966
USS Sterlet in drydock, 1966Yorktown (Essex-class) amidst a posed formation, 1966A Jeep and other vehicles of Headquarters Company, US 4th Marine Regiment at Chu Lai, Vietnam, Jan 1966USS Saint Paul off Yokosuka, Japan, 21 May 1966
USS Sterlet in drydock, 1966Yorktown (Essex-class) amidst a posed formation, 1966A Jeep and other vehicles of Headquarters Company, US 4th Marine Regiment at Chu Lai, Vietnam, Jan 1966USS Saint Paul off Yokosuka, Japan, 21 May 1966
RMS Queen Elizabeth in the King George V Graving Dock, Southampton, England, United Kingdom, Jun 1966Project Gemini Astronauts Eugene Cernan and Thomas Stafford aboard USS Wasp, 6 Jun 1966Dwight Eisenhower receiving the Civitan International World Citizenship Award, 9 Jun 1966RMS Queen Elizabeth at Cherbourg, France, Jul 1966, photo 1 of 2
RMS Queen Elizabeth in the King George V Graving Dock, Southampton, England, United Kingdom, Jun 1966Project Gemini Astronauts Eugene Cernan and Thomas Stafford aboard USS Wasp, 6 Jun 1966Dwight Eisenhower receiving the Civitan International World Citizenship Award, 9 Jun 1966RMS Queen Elizabeth at Cherbourg, France, Jul 1966, photo 1 of 2

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