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HMS Cosby, an example of the Buckley subclass.
HMS Cosby, an example of the Buckley subclass.
Two of the Buckley subclass under construction.
Two of the Buckley subclass under construction.
HMS Stayner acting as a Coastal Forces control frigate; note the 2-pounder (40 mm) "pom-pom" bowchaser
HMS Stayner acting as a Coastal Forces control frigate; note the 2-pounder (40 mm) "pom-pom" bowchaser
HMS Dacres, converted to act as a headquarters ship for the Normandy landings; note the additional smaller mainmast to support the extra aerials.
HMS Dacres, converted to act as a headquarters ship for the Normandy landings; note the additional smaller mainmast to support the extra aerials.
Boston Navy Yard in the 1930s
Boston Navy Yard in the 1930s
The Charlestown Ropewalk (depicted here in 1852) was built in 1837.
The Charlestown Ropewalk (depicted here in 1852) was built in 1837.
The main gate (since demolished), seen in 1915
The main gate (since demolished), seen in 1915
Boston Navy Yard in 1942
Boston Navy Yard in 1942