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Dry Dock Number 4, Sub-Surface Conditions Showing Character of Material Penetrated by Caissons

Dry Dock Number 4, Sub-Surface Conditions Showing Character of Material Penetrated by Caissons

Drawing: Dry Dock Number 4, Granite and Concrete for the US Navy Yard, New York, New York, Approach Walls

Drawing: Dry Dock Number 4 Granite and concrete for the US Navy Yard, New York, New York, Capstans, Cleats, Bollards, Conduit Ring Bolt, and Nosing

Drawing: Dry Dock Number 4 Granite and Concrete for the US Navy Yard, New York, New York

Drawing: Dry Dock Number 4 Granite and Concrete for the US Navy Yard, New York, New York, Location Plan

Drawing: Dry Dock Number 4, Granite and Concrete for the US Navy Yard, New York, New York, Expansion Joint, Conduit Brackets, Sump Struts, Stones for Caisson Groove and Test Pipe

Drawing: Dry Dock Number 4, Granite and Concrete for the US Navy Yard, New York, New York, Piling Plan

Drawing: Dry Dock Number 4, Granite and Concrete for the U. S. Navy Yard, New York, New York, Plan and Longitudinal Section Head End

Drawing: US Navy Yard, New York, Dry Dock Number 4, Sub-Surface Conditions, Showing Character of Material Penetrated by Caissons

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Photographs of the Construction and Repair of Buildings, Facilities, and Vessels at the New York Navy Yard

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navy yard navy yard new york dry dock dry dock number sub surface conditions sub surface conditions character material caissons new york navy yard ship building dry dock high resolution us national archives
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1903 - 1920
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The U.S. National Archives
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label_outline Explore Caissons, Sub Surface, Conditions

New York Navy Yard - Yard Sub-Surface Survey

Two crewmen examine one of the five-bladed inboard screws of the battleship USS IOWA (BB 61) while it is in Dry Dock No. 4

A port beam view of an auxiliary ship taken from the aircraft carrier USS AMERICA (CV 66) during foggy weather conditions

Pier D from Caisson Dry Dock Number 1, Monthly Progress Photo, E. D. V. Tompkins, Contractor

Machinist’s Mate (Weapons) Third Class Matthew Hudson

Radioman 2nd Class Steven Tate explains the operation of combat information center equipment aboard the coastal patrol ship USS TEMPEST (PC-2) while the ship is open for public tours at the Washington Navy Yard. On Tate's right is the monitor for the Westmar depth-finding side-scan sonar

A port bow view of the cargo ship SS MORMAC SEA tied up at the Norfolk Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Corporation. The MORMAC SEA is undergoing conversion and will become a Military Sealift Command Ready Reserve Force ship

Dry Dock Number 4, Monthly Progress Photo, West Approach Wall, Looking Southwest, Holbrook, Cabot, and Rollins Corporation, Contractor

Survey archeologist Mr. Jesse W. Stephen, a recovery

Yard Sub-Surface Survey - Public domain document scan of drawing

[Assignment: 48-DPA-11-06_K_Dry_Tortugas] [Scenes in and around] Dry Tortugas National Park--home of Fort Jefferson--[located 70 miles west of Key West, Florida] [48-DPA-11-06_K_Dry_Tortugas_DSC_0150.JPG]

Yeoman Seaman Adam Cunningham reviews records in the

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