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General Forums => Aircraft and Vehicles => Topic started by: brady on May 31, 2005, 11:59:59 PM
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(http://www.myphotodrive.com//uploads/686_375.jpg)
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USS Buchanan refueling from a Carrier while underway. The Buchanan survived the war and performed water taxi duty in Tokyo bay, ferrying VIPs to the USS Missouri for the surrender ceremony.
My regards,
Widewing
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Very nice color photo! Thanks for posting it.
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That is a nice photo. Almost looks 'new'.
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Great pic.
What are the cylinder objects between the depthcharge racks?
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I want to say some early counterpart to the NIXIE and FOXER towed decoys, but I dont know if they had stuff like that back then.
They aren't torpedos, thats for sure.
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Those are smoke generators
http://www.ussengland.net/DE635/weapons.htm
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You can say whatever you want, but that's one hell of a good picture!
I have no clue of what it is though...
Thanks for sharing Brady!
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Originally posted by Westy
Those are smoke generators
http://www.ussengland.net/DE635/weapons.htm
Thanks Westy. :)
Should have looked in my Anatomy of the Ship England[/] book.
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USS Buchanan, it is :)
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What's hanging over the rail on the end of the ship? it looks like a sail or something
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On the port rear quarter just in front of the number 484? That is a ships "bumper" to help keep the ship off of the CV if it got too close from a swell or sloppy steering.