File:USS Asheville PG-21.jpg
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Asheville (PG-21), awnings spread to combat the sun's heat, lies at anchor in the waters of the Canal Zone, while serving with the Special Service Squadron in the late 1920's. Note her tall stack, and tall masts (to support the antennae at the height necessary to extend the range of the primitive radio equipment in use at that time). The wind sail rigged aft provided some comfort for the crew below decks, especially in the tropics, in the days before forced draft ventilation. (National Archives Photograph, 80-G-1034878)
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| current | 21:09, 13 January 2017 | | 5,656 × 4,480 (4.26 MB) | 127.0.0.1 (talk) | Asheville (PG-21), awnings spread to combat the sun's heat, lies at anchor in the waters of the Canal Zone, while serving with the Special Service Squadron in the late 1920's. Note her tall stack, and tall masts (to support the antennae at the height necessary to extend the range of the primitive radio equipment in use at that time). The wind sail rigged aft provided some comfort for the crew below decks, especially in the tropics, in the days before forced draft ventilation. (National Archives Photograph, 80-G-1034878) |
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