File:USS Hamner (DD-718) off North Island, circa in the mid-1950s.jpg
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English: The U.S. Navy destroyer USS Hamner (DD-718) off North Island, California (USA), circa in the mid-1950s. Note the Martin P5M-1 Marlins and Consolidated P4Y-2 Privateers in the background. |
| Date | 1950s |
| Source | Scanned at U.S. National Archives, San Bruno, Mare Island / Hunter's Point photo collection, US National Archives, San Bruno Branch, March 2008 by Seaphoto |
| Author | U.S. Navy (stamped on back of photo) |
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