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View of Torpedo Shack No. 2786, at the Naval Air Station at Squantum, Massachusetts

View of Torpedo Shack No. 2786, at the Naval Air Station at Squantum, ...

Original caption: U.S. Naval Air Station Squantum, Massachusetts. Squa X.No. 2786. Date 6/22/44. Security-Classified General Correspondence

Aerial View of the Naval Air Station at Squantum, Massachusetts and the Surrounding Area

Aerial View of the Naval Air Station at Squantum, Massachusetts and th...

Original caption: Reverse: U.S. Naval Air Station Squantum, Massachusetts. Squa X No. 3708. Date 12/20/45. Made for Lt. Peabody (P.W.O.) Subject: N.A.S. Squantum & vicinity. K20 -Fl. [?] 6 3/8 - Alt 3500. Secur... More

View of a Torpedo Shack and Rows of Torpedoes at the Naval Air Station at Squantum, Massachusetts

View of a Torpedo Shack and Rows of Torpedoes at the Naval Air Station...

Original caption: U.S. Naval Air Station Squantum, Massachusetts. Squa X.No. 2786. Date 6/22/44. Made for Public Works Dept. Subject: Torpedo Shack. Security-Classified General Correspondence

Aerial View of Naval Air Station Squantum, Massachusetts

Aerial View of Naval Air Station Squantum, Massachusetts

Original caption: NRAB Squantum looking SW Bldg 10+11 of former U.S. Destroyer Plant in center foreground. Photographs Depicting Naval Shore Establishments

View of Torpedo Shack No. 2787, at the Naval Air Station at Squantum, Massachusetts

View of Torpedo Shack No. 2787, at the Naval Air Station at Squantum, ...

Original caption: U.S. Naval Air Station Squantum, Massachusetts. Squa X.No. 2787. Date 6/22/44. Made for Public Works Dept. Subject: Torpedo Shack. Security-Classified General Correspondence

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