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Naval History Archive - 2004
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Edward Moran's depiction of the "Burning of the Frigate Philadelphia in the Harbor of Tripoli" is in the U.S. Naval Academy Museum collection. The Philadelphia story begins on page 20.
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Naval artist Tom W. Freeman's "Brooklyn" depicts the armored cruiser in 1902. For more on naval transformation at the turn of the 20th century, see pages 18-29 and the ad on page 5.
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Dwight C. Shepler's "Assault Wave Cox'n", depicts a landing craft en route to the Normandy beaches. Our D-Day tribute begins on page 18.
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The muzzle of the Kearsarge's forward XI-inch Dahlgren pivot gun is in this chromolithograph by J. O. Davidson. Our Civil War section begins on page 16.
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A John Hamilton painting from the Naval Historical Center depicts U.S.escort carrier aircraft sinking a Japanese cruiser in October 1944. See 60th anniversary articles, pp. 16-26.
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With Marines in Korea, David Douglas Duncan made this photo for a Life pictorial entitled, "This Is War." A print of it still hangs near his desk. See page 32 for our special profile of Duncan.
