File:Sunken USS Oglala (CM-4) with floating pontoons 1942.jpg
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DescriptionSunken USS Oglala (CM-4) with floating pontoons 1942.jpg | The U.S. Navy minelayer USS Oglala (CM-4) under salvage alongside 1010 Dock, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, circa 11 April 1942. YSP-13 and YSP-15 are among the salvage pontoons being used to try to raise Oglala's capsized hull. An oiler and the sunken USS West Virginia (BB-48) are in the background. |
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Source | Official U.S. Navy photograph NH 44580. |
Author | USN |
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