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English: The USS Clark (DD-361) destroyer in Brisbane, Australia, in March 1941. The "E" on the funnel indicates she received an engineering excellence award. In the distance is USS Chicago (CA-29).

Original caption: "American ships docked in Brisbane, 1941

Goodwill visit to Brisbane by the American fleet in March, 1941. This was the first visit to Brisbane during World War Two of an American Naval Squadron. At this time, the United States of America had not entered the war. Entry was a few months away after Pearl Harbour in December, 1941" (Description supplied with photograph).
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Source Item is held by John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland.
Author Contributor(s): Courier-mail (Brisbane, Qld.)

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