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Veterans from the World War II arctic convoy, "Operation

Veterans from the World War II arctic convoy, "Operation

Veterans from the World War II arctic convoy, "Operation Dervish," visited the guided-missile frigate USS Carr while inport St. Petersburg. Operation Dervish was the first of the Arctic Convoys which the Wester... More

Cmdr. James Sposato, executive officer aboard the

Cmdr. James Sposato, executive officer aboard the

Cmdr. James Sposato, executive officer aboard the guided-missile frigate USS Carr, speaks to veterans from the World War II arctic convoy, "Operation Dervish," during a tour of the ship while inport St. Petersb... More

A 92-year-old veteran from the World War II arctic

A 92-year-old veteran from the World War II arctic

A 92-year-old veteran from the World War II arctic convoy, "Operation Dervish," reminisces about his time in the Russian navy during a tour aboard the guided-missile frigate USS Carr while inport St. Petersburg... More

Cmdr. James Sposato, executive officer aboard the

Cmdr. James Sposato, executive officer aboard the

Cmdr. James Sposato, executive officer aboard the guided-missile frigate USS Carr, shows veterans from the World War II arctic convoy, "Operation Dervish," the MK 32 Torpedo Tub during a tour of the ship while ... More

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