Starboard bow aerial view, date and location unknown.

U.S. Navy Photo.

Camouflage Measure 31-32-33 Series, Design 18D

Drawing prepared by the Bureau of Ships for a camouflage scheme intended for heavy cruisers of the CA 68 (Baltimore) class. Ships known to have worn this pattern (in Measures 32 and 33) included USS Canberra (CA 70), USS Quincy (CA 71) and USS Pittsburgh (CA 72). This plan, showing the ship's starboard side, stern, superstructure ends, and exposed decks, is dated 30 December 1943 and was approved by Captain Henry A. Ingram, USN.

Official U.S. Navy Photograph, now in the collections of the National Archives. Photo #80-G-109721

Camouflage Measure 31-32-33 Series, Design 18D

Drawing prepared by the Bureau of Ships for a camouflage scheme intended for heavy cruisers of the CA 68 (Baltimore) class. Ships known to have worn this pattern (in Measures 32 and 33) included USS Canberra (CA 70), USS Quincy (CA 71) and USS Pittsburgh (CA 72). This plan, showing the ship's port side, is dated 30 December 1943 and was approved by Captain Henry A. Ingram, USN.

Official U.S. Navy Photograph, now in the collections of the National Archives. Photo #80-G-109722

German shells splash off the bow of USS Quincy (CA 71) during the bombardment of Cherbourg, France, 25 June 1944, as seen from her bridge.

U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph #NH 82515.

HMS Glasgow (C21), left and USS Quincy (CA 71), right, during the bombardment of Cherbourg in support of the advancing Allied troops, 25 June 1944. Image taken by Lt. E.E. Allen, Royal Navy official photographer.

Photo # A 24309 from the collections of the Imperial War Museums.

The light cruiser HMS Glasgow (C21) foreground, and the heavy cruiser USS Quincy (CA 71), in background, during the bombardment of Cherbourg in support of the advancing Allied troops, 25 June 1944. Image taken by the Official Royal Navy Photographer Lt. E.E. Allen, RN.

Photo # A 24310 from the Imperial War Museum Collection No. 4700-.

As seen from the HMS Enterprise (D 52), the USS Quincy (CA 71) with battle ensign flying, joins other American and British naval units in bombarding enemy batteries at Cherbourg on 25 June 1944.

Imperial War Museum Admiralty Official Collection, by Allen, E.E. (Lt), Photo No. ?© IWM (A 24307)

Two Vought OS2U "Kingfisher" floatplanes warming up on the cruiser's fantail prior to catapult launching, probably at the time of the Invasion of Southern France, August 1944. Note barrels of Quincy's after eight-inch guns in the foreground, hangar hatch cover and twin aircraft cranes at the ship's stern.

Official U.S. Navy Photograph, now in the collections of the National Archives #80-G-K-1948.

USS Quincy (CA 71) fires her forward 8"/55 guns off Toulon, France, while supporting the invasion, 16 August 1944. Note smoke screen laid by the ship next ahead to prevent accurate counter-fire by German coastal artillery.

Official U.S. Navy Photograph, now in the collections of the National Archives #80-G-367853.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt (right) Meets with Egyptian King Farouk, on board USS Quincy (CA 71) in the Great Bitter Lake, Egypt, on 13 February 1945, following the Yalta Conference. View looks aft along the cruiser's port side from atop her second eight-inch gun turret. Note 5"/38 twin gun mounts, 20mm guns and details of the ship's open bridge.

Photograph from the Army Signal Corps Collection in the U.S. National Archives #USA C-548.

Part of King Ibn Saud's entourage boarding the? USS Quincy? during FDR's visit to Great Bitter Lake, Egypt. 14 February 1945.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum

Part of King Ibn Saud's entourage aboard the USS Quincy during FDR's visit to Great Bitter Lake, Egypt. Admiral Leahy is on the right. 14 February 1945

Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum

Surrender of Japan, 1945. Two Third Fleet heavy cruisers anchored in Sagami Wan, outside of Tokyo Bay, Japan, 28 August 1945. Closest ship is USS Quincy (CA 71). The other is USS Boston (CA 69). Photographed by Lt. G.D. Rogers, of USS Shangri-La (CV 38).

Official U.S. Navy Photograph, now in the collections of the National Archives #80-G-339379.

USS Quincy (CA 71) in San Francisco Bay, California, 1945-46.

U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph #NH 82516.

USS Quincy (CA 71) Underway in the Pacific during 1952-54.

Official U.S. Navy Photograph, from the collections of the Naval Historical Center #NH 97423.

USS Quincy (CA 71) Underway in the Pacific during 1952-54.

Official U.S. Navy Photograph, from the collections of the Naval Historical Center #NH 97424.

USS Quincy at Yokosuka Naval Base on 7 October 1953. USS Whetstone (LSD 27) foreground and USS Merrick (AKA 97) behind Quincy. USS LST-737 in the far background.

National Archives photo #80-G-628700

Bell of USS Quincy (CA 71) located in Quincy, Massachusetts, taken on 13 November 2010.

Courtesy : FranMoff

Bell of USS Quincy (CA 71) located in Quincy, Massachusetts, taken on 13 November 2010.

Courtesy : FranMoff