US warships at St. Lambert Lock, Quebec, in 1959.jpg
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| Description | The U.S. Navy destroyers USS Willis A. Lee (DL-4), USS Warrington (DD-843), and the heavy cruiser USS Macon (CA-132) at St. Lambert Lock, Quebec (Canada), circa 1959. The St. Lambert Lock is the most easterly lock in the St. Lawrence Seaway. Macon was the flagship of Task Force 47, a fleet of 28 ships, including 1500 Marines of the Second Battalion, Sixth Marines, and over a thousand midshipmen from the Naval Academy and NROTC colleges. This was the first time an armed Fleet had entered the Great Lakes in 142 years. |
| Date | circa 1959 |
| Source | U.S. Navy All Hands magazine September 1959, p. 3. |
| Author | USN |
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"All photographs published in ALL HANDS are official Department of Defense photographs unless otherwise designated." |
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