File:USS Shaw- Pearl Harbor attack 80G32573.jpg
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English: Pearl Harbor attack- Caption: "A series of four photographs showing the magazine of the USS Shaw (DD-373) exploding. "The most remarkable combat photographs of all time - taken at the exact moments the destroyer blew up." |
| Source | NARA # Photo #: 80-G-32573 |
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| current | 02:27, 7 September 2006 | | 708 × 539 (28 KB) | Makthorpe (talk | contribs) | {{en| Pearl Harbor attack- Caption: "A series of four photographs showing the magazine of the USS Shaw (DD-373) exploding. "The most remarkable combat photographs of all time - taken at the exact moments the destroyer blew up."} {{:Info:Pearl Harbor atta |
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