15 jun 1913

Estados Unidos
  • The US 1st Aero Squadron, leaving three officers and twenty-six enlisted men and two aircraft in Texas, United States, moved to San Diego, California, United States, where it was joined by most of the US Army's other aircraft. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | AC]
20 mai 1916

Estados Unidos
  • Henry Arnold was made a supply officer at the US Army Signal Corps Aviation School at Rockwell Field in San Diego, California, United States. ww2dbase [Henry Arnold | San Diego, California | CPC]
10 jan 1919

Estados Unidos
  • Henry Arnold was made the District Supervisor of Western District of the Air Service of the US Army. From his office at Rockwell Field, San Diego, California, United States, he was responsible for the demobilization of 8,000 airmen and surplus aircraft. ww2dbase [Henry Arnold | San Diego, California | CPC]
7 out 1919

Estados Unidos
  • Joseph Rochefort reported for duty aboard tanker Cuyama as her assistant engineering officer; the ship was based out of San Diego, California, United States. ww2dbase [Joseph Rochefort | San Diego, California | CPC]
21 ago 1921

Estados Unidos
28 jul 1928

28 jul 1928 Fotos
US Navy Submarine Division 19 submarines USS S-46, USS S-42, USS S-47, USS S-43, USS S-44, and US SS-45 at San Diego, California, United States, 28 Jul 1928
1 dez 1930

Estados Unidos
5 jan 1931

Estados Unidos
4 abr 1931

Estados Unidos
  • Submarine USS Narwhal arrived at San Diego, California after transiting from the east coast of the United States. ww2dbase [Narwhal | San Diego, California | DS]
15 abr 1931

Estados Unidos
17 mar 1932

Estados Unidos
  • Submarine USS Narwhal returned to San Diego, California after participating in of Fleet Problem XIII in Hawaiʻi. ww2dbase [Narwhal | San Diego, California | DS]
6 jun 1933

Estados Unidos
12 jul 1934

Estados Unidos
  • Submarine USS Narwhal departed San Diego, California on a cruise with Submarine Division 12 off the west coast of the United States. ww2dbase [Narwhal | San Diego, California | DS]
18 set 1934

Estados Unidos
  • Submarine USS Narwhal and Submarine Division 12 arrived at San Diego, California after a cruise off the west coast of the United States. ww2dbase [Narwhal | San Diego, California | DS]
10 jan 1935

10 jan 1935 Fotos
USS Marblehead underway in San Diego harbor, California, United States, 10 Jan 1935
15 abr 1935

Estados Unidos
9 ago 1935

Estados Unidos
  • The Headquarters of the Fleet Marine Force of the US Marine Corps was transferred from Quantico, Virginia, United States to San Diego, California, United States. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | CPC]
14 nov 1935

Estados Unidos
  • The Fleet Marine Force units of the US Marine Corps stationed at San Diego, California, United States participated in a two-day exercise with the US Navy fleet on the west coast of the United States. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | CPC]
1 jul 1936

Estados Unidos
  • The US 2nd Marine Brigade was formed at San Diego, California, United States for deployment to China. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | AC]
28 ago 1937

Estados Unidos
  • The US 2nd Marine Brigade headquarters and the US 6th Marine Regiment departed San Diego, California, United States for Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | CPC]
28 out 1937

Estados Unidos
18 dez 1937

Estados Unidos
  • O USS Permit chegou a San Diego, Califórnia, Estados Unidos, e se juntou ao Esquadrão de Submarinos 6 da Marinha dos EUA. ww2dbase [Permit | San Diego, Califórnia | CPC]
19 dez 1937

Estados Unidos
14 mar 1938

14 mar 1938 Fotos
USS Ranger at North Island, San Diego, California, United States, 14 Mar 1938. Note the bends in the stacks that allow them to swing outboard for flight operations.
20 abr 1938

Estados Unidos
  • The US 2nd Marine Brigade of the Fleet Marine Force arrived at San Diego, California, United States from Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | CPC]
4 jan 1939

Estados Unidos
12 mai 1939

Estados Unidos
  • Destroyer USS Cummings returned to San Diego, California, United States after completion of Fleet Problen XX in the Panama Canal Zone and Caribbean. ww2dbase [Cummings | San Diego, California | DS]
2 jun 1939

Estados Unidos
27 jun 1939

Estados Unidos
30 jun 1939

Estados Unidos
  • The 2nd Marine Brigade was activated at San Diego, California, United States, supported by the 2nd Marine Aircraft Group. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | CPC]
16 jul 1939

Estados Unidos
  • USS Nashville arrived in San Diego, California, United States as the ship was transitioning from the Atlantic to the Pacific. ww2dbase [Nashville | San Diego, California | DS]
16 ago 1939

Estados Unidos
21 dez 1939

Estados Unidos
  • O submarino USS Saury chegou a San Diego, Califórnia, Estados Unidos, e tornou-se parte do Esquadrão de Submarinos 6. ww2dbase [Saury | San Diego, California | DS]
29 dez 1939

Estados Unidos
  • The prototype Consolidated XB-24 heavy bomber made its maiden flight from Lindbergh Field, San Diego, California, United States. ww2dbase [B-24 Liberator | San Diego, California | AC]
1 abr 1940

Estados Unidos
  • USS Skipjack departed San Diego, California, United States for the Hawaiian Islands area for training exercises. ww2dbase [Skipjack | San Diego, California | CPC]
24 jun 1940

Estados Unidos
  • Rear Admiral Charles A. Blakely relieved Rear Admiral Joseph R. Defrees as the Commandant of the Eleventh Naval District and the Commandant of the Naval Operating Base in San Diego, California, United States. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | CPC]
1 jul 1940

Estados Unidos
  • The Headquarters Marine Aircraft Wing, Fleet Marine Force was established at the Marine Corps Base, San Diego, California, United States under Brigadier General Ross E. Rowell. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | CPC]
16 dez 1940

Estados Unidos
  • US Marine Corps Reserve aviation units were disbanded, and their men were assigned to active duty in the regular US Marine Corps. On the same day, US Marine Corps established the 7th Defense Battalion at San Diego, California, United States. The infantry-artillery battalion was to be assigned to Tutuila, American Samoa. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | CPC]
24 dez 1940

Estados Unidos
  • A 1ª Ala Aérea da Marinha dos EUA concluiu sua transferência para a costa oeste dos Estados Unidos. No mesmo dia, a 2ª Brigada da Marinha foi ativada sob o comando do Coronel Henry L. Larsen no Camp Elliott, Califórnia, Estados Unidos. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | CPC]
15 fev 1941

Estados Unidos
  • An advance echelon of the US Marine Corps 1st Defense Battalion departed San Diego, California, United States aboard USS Enterprise for Johnston Island and Palmyra Atoll via Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [Enterprise | San Diego, California | CPC]
9 mar 1941

Estados Unidos
  • A Japanese intelligence network was established in San Diego, California, United States to observe the transportation of war materials. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | CPC]
16 mai 1941

Estados Unidos
26 mai 1941

Estados Unidos
10 jul 1941

Estados Unidos
  • The US Marine Corps established the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing at San Diego, California, United States under Colonel Francis P . Mulcahy. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | CPC]
1 nov 1941

Estados Unidos
  • US Marine Corps established the 2nd Joint Training Force at Camp Elliot, California, United States under Major General Clayton B. Vogel. It was composed of the US Marine Corps 2nd Marine Division and the US Army 3rd Infantry Division. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | CPC]
8 dez 1941

Estados Unidos
10 dez 1941

Estados Unidos
21 dez 1941

Estados Unidos
  • A 1ª Ala Aérea do Corpo de Fuzileiros Navais dos EUA chegou a San Diego, Califórnia, Estados Unidos; a unidade havia sido anteriormente baseada em Quantico, Virgínia, Estados Unidos. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | CPC]
30 dez 1941

Estados Unidos
3 jan 1942

Estados Unidos
6 jan 1942

Estados Unidos
26 jan 1942

Estados Unidos
20 fev 1942

Estados Unidos
22 fev 1942

Estados Unidos
  • Japanese Navy Cdr Kozo Nishino, commanding submarine I-17, received orders to shell a shore target of his choice on the following evening. Using the list of targets prepared for the aborted Christmas Day attack, he chose the Ellwood oil refinery at Goleta, California. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | DS]
  • Japanese Navy Cdr Kozo Nishino, commanding submarine I-17, received orders to shell a shore target of his choice on the following evening. Using the list of targets prepared for the aborted Christmas Day attack, he chose the Ellwood oil refinery at Goleta, California. ww2dbase [Japanese Attacks on the Continental United States | San Diego, California | DS]
10 mar 1942

Estados Unidos
  • The US Marine Corps purchased the 132,000-acre Santa Margarita Ranch situated north of San Diego, California, United States for a future base; it would become Camp Pendleton later in the year. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | CPC]
23 mar 1942

Estados Unidos
  • US Secretary of Navy Frank Knox designated the new Marine Corps Training Area at Santa Margarita Ranch in California, United States as Camp Joseph H. Pendleton. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | CPC]
8 abr 1942

Estados Unidos
13 abr 1942

Estados Unidos
20 mai 1942

Estados Unidos
1 jun 1942

Estados Unidos
2 jun 1942

2 jun 1942 Fotos
Aircraft transport USS Long Island at North Island, San Diego, California, United States, 2 Jun 1942. Note F4F-4 Wildcats and SOC-3A Seagulls on the flight deck.
1 jul 1942

Estados Unidos
3 ago 1942

Estados Unidos
  • US Marine Corps Major General Clayton Vogel was made the commanding general of the Fleet Marine Force, San Diego Area in the US Navy 11th Naval District in southwestern United States. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | CPC]
6 ago 1942

Estados Unidos
15 ago 1942

Estados Unidos
  • United States Marine Corps established the Air, Fleet Marine Force, Pacific at San Diego, California, United States. It was to organize personnel and supplies for the 1st and 2nd Marine Aircraft Wings and the 4th Marine Base Defense Battalion. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | CPC]
16 set 1942

Estados Unidos
  • The United States Marine Corps established the 3rd Marine Division at Camp Elliott, California, United States. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | CPC]
25 set 1942

Estados Unidos 25 set 1942 Fotos
President Roosevelt (blocked from view seated in the rear seat of the lead car) tours PB2Y Coronado production at the Consolidated Aircraft plant at Lindbergh Field, San Diego, California, United States, 25 Sep 1942.
1 out 1942

Estados Unidos
  • The United States Marine Corps disbanded the Amphibious Training Staff, Fleet Marine Force in San Diego, California, United States; its personnel were reassigned to the headquarters of the Amphibious Corps, Pacific Fleet. On the same day, Major General Holland Smith relieved Major General Clayton Vogel as the commanding officer of the Amphibious Corps, Pacific Fleet with the title of Commanding General, Fleet Marine Force, San Diego area. Vogel was transferred to the newly established I Marine Amphibious Corps as its commanding officer. ww2dbase [Holland Smith | San Diego, California | CPC]
23 out 1942

Estados Unidos
29 out 1942

Estados Unidos
30 out 1942

Estados Unidos
6 nov 1942

Estados Unidos
21 nov 1942

Estados Unidos
  • Auxiliary Aircraft Carrier USS Bogue arrived at North Island, San Diego, California, United States. ww2dbase [Bogue | San Diego, California | DS]
27 nov 1942

Estados Unidos
  • USS S-31 arrived at San Diego, California, United States to provide submarine training services at the West Coast Sound School. ww2dbase [S-31 | San Diego, California | CPC]
6 dez 1942

Estados Unidos
  • Auxiliary Aircraft Carrier USS Card arrived at North Island, San Diego, California, United States. ww2dbase [Card | San Diego, California | DS]
9 dez 1942

Estados Unidos
11 dez 1942

Estados Unidos
  • Auxiliary Aircraft Carrier USS Bogue departed San Diego, California bound for the Panama Canal. Composite Squadron VC-9 reported aboard with their compliment of TBF-1 Avengers and F4F-4 Wildcats. ww2dbase [Bogue | San Diego, California | DS]
21 dez 1942

Estados Unidos
  • Após duas semanas de manobras e testes, o porta-aviões de escolta USS Card partiu de San Diego, Califórnia, rumo a Puget Sound, Washington. ww2dbase [Card | San Diego, California | DS]
17 jan 1943

Estados Unidos
  • Auxiliary Aircraft Carrier USS Card arrived at North Island, San Diego, California, United States for an eight hour refueling stop and to embark Composite Squadron VC-1. Card then got underway again, bound for the Panama Canal. ww2dbase [Card | San Diego, California | DS]
21 jan 1943

Estados Unidos
  • The United States Marine Corps established the Marine Fleet Air, West Coast at San Diego, California, United States to oversee all Fleet Marine Force aviation operations and to supply personnel and materiel to Marine Aircraft Wings, Pacific. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | CPC]
25 fev 1943

Estados Unidos
6 abr 1943

Estados Unidos
  • Submarine USS Narwhal arrived at San Diego, California. All of Narwhal's torpedoes were removed except those in the tubes and the torpedo racks in the forward torpedo room were replaced with 120 temporary bunks. ww2dbase [Narwhal | San Diego, California | DS]
10 abr 1943

Estados Unidos
13 abr 1943

Estados Unidos
15 abr 1943

Estados Unidos
18 abr 1943

Estados Unidos
  • After embarking 105 officers and men of the US Army 7th Scout Company and then spending a week conducting landing exercises, submarine USS Narwhal departed San Diego, California bound for Dutch Harbor, Alaska. ww2dbase [Narwhal | San Diego, California | DS]
23 abr 1943

Estados Unidos
26 abr 1943

Estados Unidos
1 jul 1943

1 jul 1943 Fotos
Escort Carrier USS Barnes departing San Diego, California bound for Brisbane, Australia with a deck load of P-38 Lightning and P-47 Thunderbolt fighter planes, July 1 1943.
17 jul 1943

Estados Unidos
16 ago 1943

Estados Unidos
  • The US 4th Marine Division was activated at Camp Pendleton near San Diego, California, United States under the command of Major General Harry Schmidt. It was the only US Marine Division during WW2 to be mounted and staged into combat directly from the continental United States. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | CPC]
14 out 1943

Estados Unidos
20 out 1943

Estados Unidos
21 out 1943

Estados Unidos
26 out 1943

Estados Unidos
3 nov 1943

Estados Unidos
  • USS S-31 completed training services at San Diego, California, United States. ww2dbase [S-31 | San Diego, California | CPC]
10 nov 1943

10 nov 1943 Fotos
General Clayton Vogel cutting a cake for the USMC birthday celebration, San Diego, California, United States, 10 Nov 1943
14 dez 1943

Estados Unidos
11 jan 1944

Estados Unidos
21 jan 1944

Estados Unidos
  • The US 5th Marine Division ("The Spearhead") was activated at Camp Pendleton near San Diego, California, United States with the 26th, 27th and 28th Marines under command. The 28th Marines contained a cadre of men from the deactivated Marine parachute battalions. Artillery was provided the 13th Marines and Engineers (who did not deploy overseas) by the 16th Marines. ww2dbase [San Diego, California | AC]
21 mar 1944

Estados Unidos
2 mai 1944

Estados Unidos
6 mai 1944

Estados Unidos
14 mai 1944

Estados Unidos
  • After loading 47 F4U Corsair fighters and personnel from two Marine Corps Fighting Squadrons, carrier USS Steamer Bat departed San Diego, California bound for Espiritu Santo, New Hebrides. ww2dbase [Steamer Bay | San Diego, California | DS]
19 mai 1944

Estados Unidos
1 jun 1944

Estados Unidos
3 jun 1944

Estados Unidos
  • Men and airplanes of Composite Squadron 79 (VC-79) came aboard Casablanca-class escort carrier USS Sargent Bay at San Diego, California. ww2dbase [Sargent Bay | San Diego, California | DS]
13 jun 1944

Estados Unidos
  • After exercises at sea, Casablanca-class escort carrier USS Sargent Bay arrived at San Diego, California. Composite Squadron 79 (VC-79) disembarked. ww2dbase [Sargent Bay | San Diego, California | DS]
16 jun 1944

Estados Unidos
  • At San Diego, California, United States, Composite Squadron 80 (VC-80) came aboard Casablanca-class escort carrier USS Sargent Bay for qualification exercises. ww2dbase [Sargent Bay | San Diego, California | DS]
19 jun 1944

Estados Unidos
24 jun 1944

Estados Unidos
  • Composite Squadron 80 (VC-80) completed training and departed escort carrier USS Sargent Bay by air and returned to San Diego. Sargent Bay moored at San Diego. ww2dbase [Sargent Bay | San Diego, California | DS]
27 jun 1944

Estados Unidos
  • Casablanca-class escort carrier USS Sargent Bay departed San Diego bound for Pearl Harbor, Hawaii with 69 aircraft as cargo and 267 personnel as passengers. ww2dbase [Sargent Bay | San Diego, California | DS]
20 jul 1944

Estados Unidos
21 jul 1944

Estados Unidos
25 jul 1944

Estados Unidos
  • As USS Ranger approached San Diego, her task group became the object of a simulated air attack by three different air groups based in San Diego and Ranger’s group was ordered to take necessary evasive actions. First, six PB4Y Liberator reconnaissance planes from Bombing Squadron VB-117 detected the force. Then, F4U Corsairs from a Marine Corps squadron made a straffing attack. This was followed by a coordinated air group attack from Air Group 84 consisting of F6f Hellcats, SB2C Helldivers, and TBM Avengers. Ranger and her escorts then entered San Diego harbor. ww2dbase [Ranger | San Diego, California | DS]
28 jul 1944

Estados Unidos
  • USS Copahee arrived at San Diego, California, United States with 14 captured Japanese aircraft and 37 captured engines. ww2dbase [Copahee | San Diego, California | CPC]
  • With planes and personnel of Night Fighter squadron VF(N)-102 aboard as well as additional aircraft for transportation, USS Ranger departed San Diego bound for Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. ww2dbase [Ranger | San Diego, California | DS]
  • USS Corregidor arrived at San Diego, California, United States for an overhaul. ww2dbase [Corregidor | San Diego, California | CPC]
23 ago 1944

23 ago 1944 Fotos
USS Hancock departing San Diego, California, United States, 23 Aug 1944.
7 set 1944

Estados Unidos
13 set 1944

Estados Unidos
15 set 1944

Estados Unidos
16 set 1944

16 set 1944 Fotos
Carrier Ticonderoga off San Diego, California, United States, 16 Sep 1944; note extra aircraft loaded on deck destined for Hawaii, and camouflage pattern Measure 33 Design 10a. Photo 1 of 2.Carrier Ticonderoga off San Diego, California, United States, 16 Sep 1944; note extra aircraft loaded on deck destined for Hawaii, and camouflage pattern Measure 33 Design 10a. Photo 2 of 2.
18 set 1944

Estados Unidos
3 out 1944

Estados Unidos
21 out 1944

Estados Unidos
22 out 1944

Estados Unidos
26 out 1944

Estados Unidos
  • After several days of amphibious exercises, destroyers USS Conway, USS Saufley, and USS Philip departed San Diego, California bound for Pearl Harbor, Hawai'i. ww2dbase [Saufley | Philip | San Diego, California | DS]
23 nov 1944

Estados Unidos
27 nov 1944

Estados Unidos
2 dez 1944

Estados Unidos
  • USS Shamrock Bay embarked the aircraft of US Navy squadron VC-93 at San Diego, California, United States; the aircraft of VC-42 were already on board. ww2dbase [Shamrock Bay | San Diego, California | CPC]
3 dez 1944

Estados Unidos
1 jan 1945

1 jan 1945 Fotos
USS Bennington steaming out of San Diego, California en route Pearl Harbor, Hawaii with a deck load of aircraft, 1 Jan 1945.
9 jan 1945

Estados Unidos
15 jan 1945

Estados Unidos
  • Captain Douglass Johnson relieved Captain Gavin as commanding officer of USS Ranger at San Diego, California. ww2dbase [Ranger | San Diego, California | DS]
4 fev 1945

Estados Unidos
7 fev 1945

Estados Unidos
5 abr 1945

Estados Unidos
22 mai 1945

Estados Unidos
5 jul 1945

Estados Unidos
8 jul 1945

Estados Unidos
  • After loading aircraft and personnel for transportation, escort carrier USS Bogue departed San Diego bound for Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. ww2dbase [Bogue | San Diego, California | DS]
25 jul 1945

Estados Unidos
27 jul 1945

Estados Unidos
7 ago 1945

Estados Unidos
  • Destroyer USS Shaw arrived at San Diego, California and immediately began sea trials of her sound gear. ww2dbase [Shaw | San Diego, California | DS]
10 ago 1945

Estados Unidos
  • Destroyer USS Shaw departed San Diego bound for Mare Island Naval Shipyard. ww2dbase [Shaw | San Diego, California | DS]
  • Casablanca-class escort carrier USS Steamer Bay arrived at San Diego, California. Composite Squadron VC-93 was detached from Steamer Bay. ww2dbase [Steamer Bay | San Diego, California | DS]
11 ago 1945

Estados Unidos
  • Casablanca-class escort carrier USS Steamer Bay unloaded all ammunition and pyrotechnics at San Diego, California in preparation for overhaul. ww2dbase [Steamer Bay | San Diego, California | DS]
13 ago 1945

Estados Unidos
14 ago 1945

Estados Unidos
18 ago 1945

Estados Unidos
  • Casablanca-class escort carrier USS Steamer Bay was floated out of drydock No. 1 and shifted to a repair pier at San Diego Naval Repair Base, California. Installation of 920 bunks on Steamer Bay's hangar deck was begun in preparation of Operation Magic Carpet to bring US troops back to the United States. ww2dbase [Steamer Bay | San Diego, California | DS]
3 set 1945

Estados Unidos
5 set 1945

Estados Unidos
16 set 1945

Estados Unidos
22 set 1945

Estados Unidos
  • USS Becuna arrived at San Diego, California, United States and was assigned to the Submarine Force of the US Navy Pacific Fleet. ww2dbase [Becuna | San Diego, California | CPC]
28 set 1945

Estados Unidos
  • Casablanca-class escort carrier USS Steamer Bay departed San Diego, California bound for Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on the first of her Magic Carpet runs to bring US servicemen back to the United States. ww2dbase [Steamer Bay | San Diego, California | DS]
30 set 1945

Estados Unidos
15 out 1945

Estados Unidos
16 out 1945

Estados Unidos
2 nov 1945

Estados Unidos
  • USS Shamrock Bay arrived at San Diego, California, United States, bringing back US servicemen from Pacific bases. ww2dbase [Shamrock Bay | San Diego, California | CPC]
5 nov 1945

Estados Unidos
13 nov 1945

Estados Unidos
12 jan 1946

Estados Unidos
18 jan 1946

Estados Unidos
27 jan 1946

Estados Unidos
12 fev 1946

Estados Unidos
2 mar 1946

Estados Unidos
  • USS Spot completed her duty with anti-submarine warfare training units at San Diego, California, United States. ww2dbase [Spot | San Diego, California | CPC]
23 abr 1946

Estados Unidos
24 abr 1946

Estados Unidos
  • Destroyer escort USS Tabberer was placed out of commission at San Diego, California and placed in the reserve fleet. ww2dbase [Tabberer | San Diego, California | DS]
27 jan 1947

Estados Unidos
  • USS Charr arrived at San Diego, California, United States, ending the simulated war patrol. During the patrol she visited Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii; Subic Bay, Philippine Islands; Shanghai and Qingdao, China; and Yokosuka, Japan. ww2dbase [Charr | San Diego, California | CPC]
1 fev 1947

Estados Unidos
15 fev 1947

Estados Unidos
25 set 1950

Estados Unidos
7 abr 1951

Estados Unidos
4 jan 1952

Estados Unidos
26 mar 1952

Estados Unidos
27 mar 1952

Estados Unidos
2 out 1952

Estados Unidos
12 jun 1953

Estados Unidos
21 set 1953

Estados Unidos
23 mar 1954

Estados Unidos
13 jun 1954

Estados Unidos
23 jul 1954

Estados Unidos
7 dez 1954

Estados Unidos
15 dez 1954

Estados Unidos
18 ago 1955

Estados Unidos
3 abr 1956

Estados Unidos
4 jun 1956

Estados Unidos
  • USS Charr departed San Diego, California, United States for the First Fleet Pacific Training Exercise in San Francisco Bay area to the north. ww2dbase [Charr | San Diego, California | CPC]
15 out 1956

Estados Unidos
1 nov 1956

Estados Unidos
31 jan 1957

Estados Unidos
14 out 1957

Estados Unidos
11 set 1958

Estados Unidos
  • USS Charr departed San Diego, California, United States for exercises with Canadian Navy vessels. ww2dbase [Charr | San Diego, California | CPC]
28 out 1959

Estados Unidos
16 mar 1960

Estados Unidos
11 jul 1960

Estados Unidos
  • USS Charr departed San Diego, California, United States for Olympia, Washington, United States for the Capitol Lake Fair Celebration. ww2dbase [Charr | San Diego, California | CPC]
14 dez 1960

Estados Unidos
24 fev 1961

Estados Unidos
  • USS Charr departed San Diego, California, United States for a tour in Asian waters. ww2dbase [Charr | San Diego, California | CPC]
17 ago 1961

Estados Unidos
17 mar 1962

Estados Unidos
17 mai 1962

Estados Unidos
3 nov 1962

Estados Unidos
  • USS Charr departed San Diego, California, United States for a tour in Asian waters. ww2dbase [Charr | San Diego, California | CPC]
10 mai 1963

Estados Unidos
13 mai 1963

13 mai 1963 Fotos
USS Preston passing Point Loma and into open water as she leaves San Diego, California, United States, 13 May 1963
1 jul 1963

Estados Unidos
29 nov 1963

Estados Unidos
19 out 1966

19 out 1966 Fotos
USS Ticonderoga preparing to depart Naval Air Station North Island, San Diego, California, United States for Vietnam, 19 Oct 1966; seen in USS Ticonderoga 1966-1967 Cruise Book
13 fev 1967

Estados Unidos
  • USS Charr departed San Diego, California, United States for Puget Sound, Washington, United States. ww2dbase [Charr | San Diego, California | CPC]
23 mai 1967

Estados Unidos
11 jul 1969

Estados Unidos
  • USS Rock departed San Diego, California, United States for Hawaii, United States in support of fleet training operations. ww2dbase [Rock | San Diego, California | CPC]
18 jul 1970

18 jul 1970 Fotos
USS Hancock, USS Midway, USS Kitty Hawk, and USS Ticonderoga at Pier J, Naval Air Station North Island, San Diego, California, United States, 18 Jul 1970
17 mai 1972

17 mai 1972 Fotos
Carrier Ticonderoga underway off San Diego, California, United States after departing Naval Air Station, North Island for Vietnam, 17 May 1972
1 set 1973

Estados Unidos
16 nov 1973

Estados Unidos
1 set 1975

Estados Unidos



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