Knox observing maneuvers at New River Inlet, North Carolina, flanked by Marines, 17 Jul 1941Capt Carlton Wright and Knox aboard USS Augusta off Bermuda, Sep 1941Knox with Admirals Yarnell (retired), Stark, and Richardson, 1940sKnox at his desk in the Navy Department, Washington, DC, circa 1943
Knox observing maneuvers at New River Inlet, North Carolina, flanked by Marines, 17 Jul 1941Capt Carlton Wright and Knox aboard USS Augusta off Bermuda, Sep 1941Knox with Admirals Yarnell (retired), Stark, and Richardson, 1940sKnox at his desk in the Navy Department, Washington, DC, circa 1943
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox, left, touring Guadalcanal with Adm Nimitz, Adm Halsey, and Army Gen J Lawton Collins, Jan 21, 1943. Apparently no one thought to tell Knox his helmet was on backwards.Murray, Knox, and Jenkins received a War Bond check from Atlanta politician John Connor, Mar 1943Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox greeting officers aboard the carrier USS Saratoga, circa 1943.Knox gave a speech at US Naval Hospital in San Diego, Jun 1943
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox, left, touring Guadalcanal with Adm Nimitz, Adm Halsey, and Army Gen J Lawton Collins, Jan 21, 1943. Apparently no one thought to tell Knox his helmet was on backwards.Murray, Knox, and Jenkins received a War Bond check from Atlanta politician John Connor, Mar 1943Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox greeting officers aboard the carrier USS Saratoga, circa 1943.Knox gave a speech at US Naval Hospital in San Diego, Jun 1943
Knox reviewed WAVES officers, Naval Training Station, San Diego, Jun 1943US Secretary of Navy Frank Knox and wife Annie Reid Knox at the christening ceremony of USS Hornet, Newport News shipyard, Newport News, Virginia, United States, 30 Aug 1943Halsey, Knox, and King, Washington DC, Jan 1944Capt James Doyle presented Knox the first US flag over Japanese territory (Kwajalein), 29 Feb 1944
Knox reviewed WAVES officers, Naval Training Station, San Diego, Jun 1943US Secretary of Navy Frank Knox and wife Annie Reid Knox at the christening ceremony of USS Hornet, Newport News shipyard, Newport News, Virginia, United States, 30 Aug 1943Halsey, Knox, and King, Washington DC, Jan 1944Capt James Doyle presented Knox the first US flag over Japanese territory (Kwajalein), 29 Feb 1944
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