USS Haynsworth DD700 |
* Crew Photos * |
1940's
Photo archive collection saved by: John McAllister RM3c |
Photos provided by: Marty Irons, Son-In-Law of John McAllister RM3c 44-46 | ||
John A McAllister inducted into the Imperial Domain of Golden Dragon | ||
Photos of what a plankowner would have worn during WWII. They belonged to my father-in-law, Jack McAllister RM3c. The ID bracelet, though not Navy issue, was a common item worn by sailors. It is inscribed on the back "MOM AND DAD". |
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Twenty year old John McAllister RM3c ~ Boston 04-46 |
Oct '45 ~ Gathering of radiomen and radio technicians
L-R Top: Don Ward RM3c, Joseph Wilkerson RM3c, John Magliocchetti RM3c, Jack McAllister RM3c L-R Bottom: unknown, unknown, Paul Layden RT1c |
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Navy Day: Saturday, 27 October 1945. Moored in
Kahulai Harbor, Maui, T.H.. The Haynsworth was full dressed, welcoming visitors aboard in celebration of Navy Day. |
The October 1945 USS Haynsworth War Diary shows
its travels to and from Middle Loch, Pearl Harbor, T.H. while they did a variety of daily training exercises, including participation in the Navy Day celebration. |
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Inspection ~ Note the other two DesRon 62 cans alongside the Haynsworth. | ||
Quad 40 MM ~ Location & Sailor unknown |
John Magliocchetti: This postcard was created in
Feb '45 while he was attending Radio Striker School at Camp Catlin, Oahu. |
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Haynsworth DD700 Matchbook | ||
Haynsworth 1991 Reunion ~ Bumper Sticker | ||
John McAllister RM3c's ID card.
Discharged from Active Duty 05-09-46. |
Graduates of the radio course at Camp Catlin, Oahu,
Territory of Hawaii, 17 March 1945. Camp Catlin was home to the top secret Combat Information Center training school. |
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August, 14 1945 ~ Treasure Island newsletter, The Masthead ~ Announced the war was over. | ||