Aerial view of Casablanca harbour on 16 November 1942.jpg
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| Description | Aerial view of Casablanca harbour, Morocco, and vicinity on 16 November 1942, eight days after the 8 November invasion and naval battle there. Among the ships outside the harbor entrance are three U.S. Navy destroyers, a minesweeper and (in center) the torpedoed cargo ship USS Electra (AK-21) with the tug USS Cherokee (AT-66) off her bow. Closer to shore are three beached French warships (from right to left): light cruiser Primauguet, destroyer Albatros and destroyer Milan. Inside the harbor, with sterns toward the outer breakwater, are eight U.S. Navy ships. They are (from left to right): two minesweepers, USS Terror (CM-4), USS Brooklyn (CL-40), USS Chenango (ACV-28) with a destroyer tied to her starboard side, USS Augusta (CA-31) and a transport. |
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| Source | Official U.S. Navy photo 80-G-1003967 from the U.S. Navy Naval History and Heritage Command |
| Author | USN |
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