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German Dithmarschen Probably photographed in peacetime in 1938 or 1939. She was the first of a class that included Westerwald (later Nordmark, later HMS Bulawayo), Ermland, and the diesel-propelled Altmark (later Uckermark) and Franken. Photo No. None Source: Posted on Pinterest (Kriegsmarine auxiliary) by Daniel Houtput |
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USS Conecuh (AOR 110) Photographed by NSY Philadelphia on 5 May 1953 after her AOR conversion there. The goalpost mast aft of the bridge house was one of the most visible additions in this conversion, along with the two quadruple 40mm quadruple mounts at the ends of the ship. Photo No. 80-G-678091 (from NARA), also BUSHIPS 142962/NAID 7574844 Source: U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command, also NARA (RG-19-NN, negatives) |
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USS Conecuh (AOR 110) Photographed by NSY Philadelphia on 5 May 1953 after her AOR conversion there. Photo No. BUSHIPS 142963, NAID 7574845 Source: U.S. National Archives (RG-19-NN, negatives) |
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USS Conecuh (AOR 110) Photographed by NSY Philadelphia on 5 May 1953 after her AOR conversion there. Photo No. 80-G-678093 (from NARA), also BUSHIPS 142964/NAID 7574846 Source: U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command, also NARA (RG-19-NN, negatives) |
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USS Conecuh (AOR 110) Photographed by NSY Philadelphia on 5 May 1953 after her AOR conversion there. Photo No. 80-G-678092 (from NARA), also BUSHIPS 142965/NAID 7574847 Source: U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command, also NARA (RG-19-NN, negatives) |
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USS Conecuh (AOR 110) An annotated view of the ship's communications antennas taken by NSY Philadelphia in May 1953. It also shows the bridge face and the refueling rig on the foremast. Note the raised working deck area around the foremast and the catwalks running from it down each side to the bridge house. Photo No. BUSHIPS 142973, NAID 7574855 Source: U.S. National Archives (RG-19-NN, negatives) |
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USS Conecuh (AOR 110) An annotated view of the ship's communications antennas taken by NSY Philadelphia in May 1953. It also shows the new goalpost mast aft of the bridge house and the booms on the after mast. There appears to be a raised working deck level around both the goalpost mast and the after mast with catwalks connecting them to the bridge house. Photo No. BUSHIPS 142972, NAID 7574854 Source: U.S. National Archives (RG-19-NN, negatives) |
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USS Conecuh (AOR 110) Photographed on 25 April 1955 by the Atlantic Fleet Camera Party, Norfolk, Va. Photo No. FCP-11-9683-4-55 Source: U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command (UA-282) |
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USS Conecuh (AOR 110) Rigged for refueling to starboard, date and location unknown. Photo No. None Source: Shipscribe |
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