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A gold and silver bullion left epaulette for a US Navy lieutenant's formal dress uniform.
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"Pay What You Can" is back in January—this time every Saturday! On January 4, 11, 18, and 25, Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum will adjust admission prices based on visitors' needs. Guests are...
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"Pay What You Can" is back in January—this time every Saturday! On January 4, 11, 18, and 25, Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum will adjust admission prices based on visitors' needs. Guests are...
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"Pay What You Can" is back in January—this time every Saturday! On January 4, 11, 18, and 25, Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum will adjust admission prices based on visitors' needs. Guests are...
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"Pay What You Can" is back in January—this time every Saturday! On January 4, 11, 18, and 25, Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum will adjust admission prices based on visitors' needs. Guests are...
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Experience Living History with reenactors and Ask Me About History carts at Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum every second Saturday! *The date has been changed to accompany Pearl Harbor Day.
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Type MS-22001 green rubber pressure breathing oxygen mask with green rubber oxygen hose and green nylon straps with button snaps. A black radio cord attachment hangs from the front of the mask. The...
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Silver finish Zippo lighter with some scratches on the front. The inscription reads "USS Yorktown (CVA-10)". The lighter is engraved with an image of the USS Yorktown with Naval Aviator wings in the...
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Photograph of the Christmas Midnight Mass Communion by Father Raphael Farrell on the USS Yorktown's (CV-10) hanger deck.
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Portrait photograph of Rear Admiral Arnold W. McKechnie, Sr.
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A blue and yellow painted steel coupler. The couple is presented vertically, with a thicker base at either end and a thinner segment in the middle. 'A94-15' and 'A20546' are stamped on both ends.
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A commemorative metal ashtray for USS Yorktown conversion from (CV-10) to (CVA-10). The lettering reads "USS YORKTOWN CVA10 CONVERTED PSNS 1951-53."
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A light brown, hollow ceramic sphere with a small, round bottle neck. The grenade has a few surface cracks in the material due to age.
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This photograph shows Captain Arnold McKechnie at his farewell party in 1954. He is looking through a scrapbook chronicling his time as captain of the USS Yorktown (CVA-10).
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This photograph shows Captain Arnold McKechnie at his farewell party after being relieved of command of the USS Yorktown (CVA-10) in 1954.
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This photograph shows Captain Arnold McKechnie trying the Yorktown-shaped cake prepared for his farewell party in 1954. Captain McKechnie had just been relieved of command by Captain Gerald Huff.
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This photograph shows Captain Arnold McKechnie looking over some of the gifts given to him following being relieved of command of the USS Yorktown (CVA-10).
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This photograph shows Captain Arnold McKechnie receiving a few parting gifts at his farewell party.
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This photograph shows Captain McKechnie cutting into his farewell cake.
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This photograph shows the cake that was made for Captain McKechnie's farewell party.