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A worker removes some of the copper sheathing from the sternpost of the 44-gun sail frigate USS CONSTITUTION in a dry dock at the Charleston Memorial Shipyard. The ship is being prepared for its bicentennial celebration in 1997-1998. The CONSTITUTION was launched on October 21, 1797, and is the oldest ship remaining on the Navy List. The ship's rudder has been removed

A worker begins removing the copper sheathing from the hull of the 44-gun sail frigate USS CONSTITUTION in dry dock at the Charleston Memorial Shipyard. The ship is being prepared for its bicentennial celebration in 1997-1998. The CONSTITUTION was launched on October 21, 1797, and is the oldest ship remaining on the Navy List

A view of the stern of the 44-gun sail frigate USS CONSTITUTION in dry dock at the Charleston Memorial Shipyard. The ship is being prepared for its bicentennial celebration in 1997-1998. The CONSTITUTION was launched on October 21, 1797, and is the oldest ship remaining on the Navy List. The ship's rudder has been removed

Workers inspect the copper sheathing protecting the hull of the 44-gun sail frigate USS CONSTITUTION in a dry dock at the Charleston Memorial Shipyard. The ship is being prepared for its bicentennial celebration in 1997-1998. The CONSTITUTION was launched on October 21, 1797, and is the oldest ship remaining on the Navy List

Workers pull the 44-gun sail frigate USS CONSTITUTION in dry dock at the Charleston Memorial Shipyard. The ship is being prepared for its bicentennial celebration in 1997-1998. The CONSTITUTION was launched on October 21, 1797, and is the oldest ship remaining on the Navy List. The ship's guns, masts and rigging have been removed

Workers position supports under the bow of the 44-gun sail frigate USS CONSTITUTION before draining the water from the Charleston Memorial Shipyard dry dock. The ship is being prepared for its bicentennial celebration in 1997-1998. The CONSTITUTION was launched on October 21, 1797, and is the oldest ship remaining on the Navy List

A starboard quarter view of the 44-gun sail frigate USS CONSTITUTION moored in a dry dock at the Charleston Memorial Shipyard. The ship is being prepared for its bicentennial celebration in 1997-1998. The CONSTITUTION was launched on October 21, 1797, and is the oldest ship remaining on the Navy List. The ship's guns, masts and rigging have been removed

A starboard bow view of the 44-gun sail frigate USS CONSTITUTION moored at the Charleston Memorial Shipyard. The ship is scheduled to be dry docked tomorrow in preparation for its bicentennial celebration in 1997-1998. The CONSTITUTION was launched on October 21, 1797, and is the oldest ship remaining on the Navy list. The ship's guns, masts and rigging have been removed

A starboard quarter view of the 44-gun sail frigate USS CONSTITUTION moored in a dry dock at the Charleston Memorial Shipyard. The ship is being prepared for its bicentennial celebration in 1997-1998. The CONSTITUTION was launched on October 21, 1797, and is the oldest ship remaining on the Navy List. The ship's guns, masts and rigging have been removed

A worker removes some of the copper sheathing from the sternpost of the 44-gun sail frigate USS CONSTITUTION in a dry dock at the Charleston Memorial Shipyard. The ship is being prepared for its bicentennial celebration in 1997-1998. The CONSTITUTION was launched on October 21, 1797, and is the oldest ship remaining on the Navy List. The ship's rudder has been removed

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Base: Boston

State: Massachusetts (MA)

Country: United States Of America (USA)

Scene Camera Operator: CMDR John Charles Roach, Usnr

Release Status: Released to Public

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25/09/1992
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