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The USS Juneau (CL 119) was sponsored by Mrs. Vide Bartlett, wife of Edward Lewis Bartlett, the senior Senator from Alaska.
He passed numerous statutes for his state & it is only fitting that he appears here in statue form. | Image and text provided by Alaska State Library Historical Collections
Photo from Tundra Times.
[volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1962-1997, 04 February 1963, Image 7, via chroniclingamerica.loc.gov. |
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The second 6,000 ton cruiser USS Juneau (CL 119), destined for action in the Pacific, sliding down the ways at Kearny,New Jersey. Her predecessor was sunk at Guadalcanal. | Image and text provided by Central Michigan University, Clark Historical Library.
Photo from Detroit Evening Times.
(Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 21 July 1945, REDLINE, Image 11, via chroniclingamerica.loc.gov. |
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USS Juneau (CL 119) Immediately after launching, 15 July
1945, at the Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company, Kearny,
New Jersey.
Naval Historical Center Photograph #NH 91929.
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In harbor, 3 April 1946, a few months after she was completed. |
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RADAR SPOUTS
Up the mainmast of the new cruiser USS Juneau (CL 119), being built at a Kearny, N. J., shipyard, run these radar spouts which carry electric waves from the radar room of the vessel to broadcasting outlets above.
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Photo from The Nome Nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 19 June 1946, Image 6, via chroniclingamerica.loc.gov. |
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USS Juneau (CLAA 119) receives ammunition and fuel at
Sasebo, Japan, on 6 July 1950. Flagship of Rear Admiral John M.
Higgins, Commander, Task Group 96.5, Juneau actively patrolled
and bombarded along the Korean east coast from 28 June to 5 July
1950. She was the first U.S. Navy cruiser to see combat action
during the Korean War. Note Japanese floating crane alongside.
Official U.S. Navy Photograph, now in the collections of the
National Archives #80-G-417996.
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USS Toledo (CA 133) and USS
Juneau (CLAA 119) moored at Naval Operating Base,
Yokosuka, Japan, following Korean War operations. Photographed
during July-October 1950, possibly in late October, just before
Toledo departed Yokosuka to return to the U.S. for
overhaul. Note the comparative sizes of these two cruisers.
Official U.S. Navy Photograph, now in the collections of the
National Archives #80-G-424598.
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United Nations ships assigned to support military operations in
Korea pictured at anchor in Sasebo, Japan, during a break in the
action. Pictured from front to back: the aircraft transport HMS
Unicorn (R72), the light cruiser USS Juneau (CLAA 119),
the aircraft carriers USS
Valley Forge (CV 45) and USS
Leyte (CV 32), and the repair ships USS
Hector (AR 7) and USS
Jason (ARH 1). The photo was taken in late 1950 or
early 1951, as this was the only time that Leyte
operated off Korea.
U.S. Navy National Museum of Naval Aviation photo No.
1999.272.030.
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USS Juneau (CLAA 119) Photographed in the Far East,
circa 1950-51.
Naval Historical Center Photograph #NH 52364.
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USS Juneau (CLAA 119) Underway with her crew on deck in
"Whites", 1951. Original photo is dated 1 July 1951.
Official U.S. Navy Photograph, from the collections of the
Naval Historical Center #NH 96890.
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Forward plan view of USS Juneau (CLAA 119) at Mare
Island on 2 November 1951. ARD 32 with USS
Charr (SS 328) docked is above Juneau and USS
Gurke (DD 783) and USS
Rowan (DD 782) are aft of ARD 32.
U.S. Navy Photo #10946-11-51.
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Amidships looking aft plan view of USS Juneau (CLAA 119)
at Mare Island on 2 November 1951.
U.S. Navy Photo #10951-11-51.
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USS Juneau (CLAA 119) At the Mare Island Naval Shipyard,
California, following overhaul, 26 January 1952. Note dual
paravane downrigger chains at her bow.
Official U.S. Navy Photograph, from the collections of the
Naval Historical Center #NH 96893.
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Aft starboard plan view of USS Juneau (CLAA 119) at
Mare Island on 26 January 1952. Ships on the opposite side of
the pier are USS
Onslow (AVP 48) and USS
Hollister (DD 788). The antenna of USS
Witehurst (DE 634) is in the foreground.
Navy Photo #11651-1-52
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USS Juneau (CLAA 119) Closeup view of her port midships
area, looking forward. Taken at the Mare Island Naval Shipyard,
California, following overhaul, 26 January 1952. She has been
refitted with 3"/50 guns and associated Mark 56 gun directors
(mounted alongside the after smokestack). Note details of her
stacks, with whip antenna brackets, secondary conning station at
lower right, with a Mark 37 gun director above it, and 5"/38 gun
loading practice machine between the stacks.
Official U.S. Navy Photograph, from the collections of the
Naval Historical Center #NH 96895.
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USS Juneau (CLAA 119) closeup view of her port midships
area, taken at the Mare Island Naval Shipyard, California,
following overhaul, 26 January 1952. She has been refitted with
3"/50 guns. Note paravane stowed on deck in the lower left.
Official U.S. Navy Photograph, from the collections of the
Naval Historical Center #NH 96894.
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USS Juneau (CLAA 119) closeup view of her port stern
area, looking forward. Taken at the Mare Island Naval Shipyard,
California, following overhaul, 26 January 1952. Note
newly-installed 3"/50 twin gun mount on her fantail, with its
associated Mark 63 director, floater net bins at the railings
and inclining experiment tracks mounted temporarily across the
ship by her after 5"/38 gun mount.
Official U.S. Navy Photograph, from the collections of the
Naval Historical Center #NH 96896.
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Starboard side view identifying numerous antennas
while at Mare Island Naval Shipyard in 1951 or early 1952. |
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Starboard bow view identifying numerous antennas
while at Mare Island Naval Shipyard in 1951 or early 1952. |
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Off the Mare Island Naval Shipyard, California, following overhaul, 11 February 1952.
Navy Photo #11937-2-52
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USS Juneau (CLAA 119) off the Mare Island Naval
Shipyard, California, following overhaul, 11 February 1952.
National Archives Identifier: 7577979
19-NN-CL 119 Juneau-139297
Photo courtesy of catalog.archives.gov
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USS Juneau (CLAA 119) Off the Mare Island Naval
Shipyard, California, following overhaul, 11 February 1952.
Official U.S. Navy Photograph, from the collections of the
Naval Historical Center #NH 96891.
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USS Juneau (CLAA 119) Off the Mare Island Naval
Shipyard, California, following overhaul, 11 February 1952.
Official U.S. Navy Photograph, from the collections of the
Naval Historical Center #NH 96892.
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Forward starboard plan view of USS Juneau (CLAA 119) at
Mare Island on 26 January 1952. Stacks of the USS
Hollister (DD 788) are visible in the background.
Navy Photo #11652-1-52
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Starboard bow view, underway, location unknown,
1954. From the collection of the Naval Record Club. |
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Med-moored in Genoa, Italy, 1954. |
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Electricians mate 2nd class Earl Klinkel and his family wave
goodbye to the decommissioned USS Juneau (CL 119) at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard on 23 July 1956.
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, George D. McDowell Collection
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