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U.S. Navy photo 80-G-411681 |
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Loading Mk VI mines at Yorktown, VA. Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships Photo |
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The imposing Terror, in the Deleware River on 24 August 1942, carries a Mk 4 radar atop the director for the Mk 37 fire-control system but no search radars; a crow's nest surmounts the foremast. U.S. Navy photo |
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c. 1943. U.S. Navy photo |
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Seen at San Francisco on 9 August 1945 after her Mare Island refit, the Terror displays her final wartime configuration. Two additional quadruple 40-mm antiaircraft mounts joined the four already aboard, and the twin 40-mm mount just forward of the bridge was retained. Two single Army-pattern 40-mm guns were removed, the en single 20-mm guns were exchanged for eight twin mountings, and antiaircraft firecontrol was augmented through the addition of two Mk 29 radar-equipped Mk 57 directors. U.S. Navy photo |
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4 November 1945 Sasebo Japan Flagship ComMinePac |
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c. 1945 Pearl Harbor |
USS Terror Web Site |