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	52k	Born in San Antonio, Tex., 15 December 1920, William James Bordelon enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1941. Staff Sergeant Bordelon was killed in action on Tarawa 20 November 1943. He was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor. Photo from the USMC History Division		Bill Gonyo
	110k	Undated photo by Bill Wozniak taken from USS Yellowstone (AD-27), destroyers from the left are unidentified, USS Cone (DD-866), unidentified, USS Meredith (DD-890), USS Dyess (DD-880) and USS Bordelon (DD-881) at the French naval port of Mers el-Kébir, near Oran (French Algeria).		Rick Rowan
	47k	Undated, location unknown.		Frank Doherty
	40k	Undated, location unknown.		Robert Hurst
	121k	The Captain's gig, undated and location unknown.		Bill Gonyo
	202k	Undated, location unknown.		Ed Zajkowski
	41k	May 1946, Wangpoo River, Shanghai, China.		Frank Doherty
	180k	April 29 1947 at Brooklyn, NY.		Ed Zajkowski
	117k	Western Mediteranean June 1948.		Marc Piché
	48k	Circa 1950, location unknown.		Robert Hurst
	68k	Trieste 1952.		Frank Doherty
	72k	Valetta, Malta March 28 1952.		Marc Piché
	122k	Sixth Fleet ships in Naples harbour, circa 1955. destroyers in left centre are USS Preston (DD-795) and USS Irwin (DD-794). Destroyer in the centre, slightly to the right, appears to be USS Bordelon (DDR-881). The other U.S.Navy ships present are mainly amphibious types. Courtesy of the Naval Historical Foundation. Collection of Admiral Robert B. Carney, USN (Photo No NH 99290).		Robert Hurst
	162k	BORDELON DD-881 and EUGENE A. GREENE DD-711 at Brest, France circa 1955.		Marc Piché
	161k	USS Eugene A. Greene (DD-711), USS Bordelon (DD-881) and USS Ruchamkin (APD-89) in Best, France circa 1955. Paul's dad served aboard the Ruchamkin.		Paul D. Albertine
	146k	Pearl Harbor, circa May 18 1960.		© Richard Leonhardt
	53k	USS Bordelon (DD 881) shows the appearance of most FRAM-I destroyers in this 20 July 1964 photo: twin 5"/38 gun mounts fore and aft; triple torpedo tubes on the 01 level just before the redesigned bridge; a tripod foremast to support newer and heavier surface- and air-search radar antennas; an ASROC launcher and control cabin between the heightened stacks; a DASH hangar and landing pad; and a short mast, carrying the electronic warfare antennas, atop the hangar. Official US Navy photo.		Fabio Peña
	53k	20 July 1964, location unknown.		Robert Hurst
	22k	Taken in the fall of 1976 after Bordelon and John F. Kennedy were involved in a collision during refueling. Note nearly everything higher then the top of the stack is knocked flat, Forward gun mount knocked askew and riding low in the water		Walter Bengtson Jr. on board Brumby FF-1044 at the time
	10k	Taken in the fall of 1976 after Bordelon and John F. Kennedy were involved in a collision during refueling. Note nearly everything higher then the top of the stack is knocked flat, Forward gun mount knocked askew and riding low in the water		Walter Bengtson Jr. on board Brumby FF-1044 at the time
	62k	Ship's patch		Mike Smolinski
	84k	Ship's patch.		Mike Smolinski

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