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55k | The USS Harrison (DD573) was named for Captain Napoleon Bonaparte Harrison, USN, 1823-1870. He was native to Martinsburg, VA. During the Mexican War he saw action in California, in the Civil War aboard CAYUGA, MAHASKA, KAATSKIL, and MINNESOTA, and died aboard CONGRESS in 1870 near Key West. He commanded the lead ship in the Union Navy's run past Forts Philip and James below New Orleans in 1862. | John Chiquoine |
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38k | An undated view by a shipmate's tourist camera of the generator in the engine spaces, a watch duty fondly remembered. | John Chiquoine |
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132k | From the builders' views of Harrison in the Sabine Pass, Feb 1943. Close up of deck detail just after commissioning; smoke tanks, depth charges, hoists, fantail 40mm, single mid-ship 20mm, no mid-ship 40mm. NARA 19N41652. | John Chiquoine |
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120k | Harrison refueling June 1944 while screening amphibious group back to Eniwetok from postponed Guam assault. This is a rare view of Chenango's camouflage scheme. Photo by Tom McCann. | John Chiquoine |
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124k | While on fire support station off Agana, Guam, a wounded marine being brought aboard in a Stokes Stretcher from an amphibious control boat. Photo is described as being July 21 or 22, 1944. | John Chiquoine |
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105k | View of shell casings piling up the deck while on fire support station off Agana, Guam, 21-30 July, 1944. | John Chiquoine |
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92k | HARRISON alongside LEXINGTON 30 July 1943 transferring injury case. LEX is being escorted to Pearl for the first time. NARA 80G79201. | John Chiquoine |
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25k | (R-L) USS EDWARDS (DD-619), USS MORRIS (DD-417) and USS HARRISON (DD-573) October 13. 1944, Humboldt Bay New Guinea. Archives # SC 260657. | Dave Schroeder/John Chiquoine |
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55k | A pilot, apparently in good shape, grasping his way up the cargo net, 1945. Photo by Tom McCann. | Dave Schroeder/John Chiquoine |
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96k | Bow on view of USS Harrison (DD 573) off Mare Island on 8 Jan 45. | Darryl Baker |
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90k | Broadside view of USS Harrison (DD 573) off Mare Island on 8 Jan 45. She was in overhaul at Mare Island form 24 Nov 44 until 12 Jan 45. | Darryl Baker |
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106k | Stern view of USS Harrison (DD 573) off Mare Island on 8 Jan 45. | Darryl Baker |
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124k | January 10 1945 at Mare Island. | Ed Zajkowski |
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161k | January 10 1945 at Mare Island. | Ed Zajkowski |
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69k | Forward plan view of USS Harrison (DD 573) at Mare Island on 10 Jan 45. USS Walker (DD 517) is inboard. | Darryl Baker |
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128k | Amidships looking forward plan view of USS Harrison (DD 573) at Mare Island on 10 Jan 45. | Darryl Baker |
| 113k | HARRISON alongside MCKEE March 5, 1945, by Combat Photo Unit 6. Archives NNSP 80G 309053. | John Chiquoine |
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184k | Mine detonation sometime in the Spring of 1945, while operating with TG38.1 or 58.1. | John Chiquoine |
| 45k | USS HARRISON bringing bellytanks to BENNINGTON, Spring 1945. Archives 80G322450. | John Chiquoine |
| 19k | View of a mine detonation by HARRISON'S rifleman, Spring 1945 on TG38.1 operations. | John Chiquoine |
| 37k | Night exposure of Jap flares over formation, off Okinawa in TG38.1, Spring 1945. Photo by Tom McCann. | John Chiquoine |
| 33k | View on HARRISON'S bridge wing of Skipper W V Combs and rifleman Jimmy Harper, GM3c, Spring 1945 on TG38.1 operations. | John Chiquoine |
| 117k | This is HARRISON underway apparently passing BENNINGTON or changing station sometime in April, 1945. The photo was made by the V3S Division on CV20. (NNSP 80GK5103) | John Chiquoine |
| 71k | Harrison as seen from Bennington operating in screen, April 1945. Nara 80GK5107. | John Chiquoine |
| 27k | A hasty photo moment catching a view of a kamikaze splash close aboard, 6 April 1945. Photo by Chief Fornie Hartsell. | John Chiquoine |
| 127k | The moment the second kamikaze hits the water close aboard 6 April 1945. Harrison, Sigsbee, and Dashiell were on radar picket for TG38.1. Three kamikazes were shadowing Marine Corsairs returning to Bennington. Photo by Fornie Hartsell. | John Chiquoine |
| 29k | View from HORNET of HARRISON and kamikaze splash 16 April 1945 in TG 38.1. Archives, NNSP 80G331613. | John Chiquoine |
| 97k | USS Harrison (DD-573) alongside USS Vicksburg (CL-86) 16 May 1945 in TG38.1. View from USS Schroeder, Joe Mock Collection. Smoke in view in aviation hangar area. | John Chiquoine |
| 248k | The burial at sea of Charles Ehlenberg, S1c, 29 May 1945. Photo by Tom McCann. | John Chiquoine |
| 96k | Harrison personnel being transferred to USS Lackawanna (AO40) the day before the second Halsey typhoon, 4 June 1945. Photo by Tom McCann. | John Chiquoine |



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139k | Views of typhoon conditions as seen from the flying bridge at mid-morning of 5 June 1945, from the W. Fairhurst collection. | John Chiquoine |
| 52k | View of HARRISON from RINGGOLD 22 August 1945 en route Ulithi. Photo by Dwight Spayth. | John Chiquoine |
| 108k | HARRISON in TG coming home to East Coast ports one day west of the Canal, 7 October 1945. NARA 80GK6583. | John Chiquoine |

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79k | Views of Harrison under the Cooper River bridge, Charleston SC, approaching a Navy Yard berth for decommissioning, 3 November 1945. Distributed to crew. | John Chiquoine |
| 74k | Tin Cans in this Wando River nest being de-activated, Feb and Mar 1946. The four nearest in view L to R are USS Murray (DD-576), USS Harrison (DD-573), USS Schroeder (DD-501) and USS Sigsbee (DD-502). B Sulzer collection. | John Chiquoine |
| 108k | As above. | John Chiquoine |
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76k | View of the destroyer piers at Charleston Naval Shipyard between July 1950 and August 1954. Harrison (DD573), John Rodgers (DD574), Thorn (DD647), and Winslow (AG127) are identified. Photo from USNI collection. | John Chiquoine |
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88k | ex-USS Harrison as Mexican Armada Escorte Cuauhtemoc (E01), 24 Dcember 1981, photo by Bill Holzgraf, DD573. | John Chiquoine |