USS Johnston

Fletcher-class destroyer lost in WW II
see also USS Johnston

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destroyer, World War II, United States Navy, Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation, Fletcher-class destroyer, United States of America, 

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Christening of USS Johnston (DD-557) at Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation, Washington (USA), on 25 March 1943 (NH 63302)

LCdr. Commander Ernest E. Evans, U.S. Navy, at the commissioning ceremonies of USS Johnston (DD-557) at Seattle, Washington (USA), on 27 October 1943 (NH 63499)

Launch of USS Johnston (DD-557) at Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding, Washington (USA), on 25 March 1943 (NH 63496)

The most-forward 5" gun mount on the wreck of the USS Johnston, DD-557, resting in the Philippine Sea at 6,425 meters, where she sank after the Battle of Leyte Gulf

The starboard bow of the wreck of the USS Johnston, DD-557, resting in the Philippine Sea at 6,425 meters, where she sank after the Battle of Leyte Gulf

This is a port-side view of the bridge of the USS Johnston, taken at a depth of 6,456 meters

USS Johnston (DD-557)

USS Johnston (DD-557) Off Seattle, Washington October 27th 1943. (51095104776)

USS Johnston (DD-557) commissioning ceremonies (DD-557) at Seattle, Washington (USA), on 27 October 1943 (NH 63368)

USS Johnston (DD-557) refueling from USS Millicoma (AO-73) in August 1944

USS Johnston (DD-557) shortly after being launched at Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation, Seattle, Washington (USA), 25 March 1943 (NH 63498)

USS Johnston (DD-557) shortly after launching at Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation, Seattle, Washington (USA), 25 March 1943 (NH 63497)

USS Johnston (DD-557) sponsor’s party at Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding, Washington (USA), on 25 March 1943 (NH 63301)

USS Johnston (DD-557) underway on 27 October 1943 (NH 63495)

USS Johnston (DD-557) underway on 27 October 1943 (NH 63495)

USS Johnston (DD-557) underway on 27 October 1943 (NH 63495) - Original

USS Johnston (DD-557) (51095192089)

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	Freebase entry@				Wikidata
link	Drachinifel article@				Wikidata
image	Christening of USS Johnston (DD-557) at Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation, Washington (USA), on 25 March 1943 (NH 63302)				Wikimedia
image	LCdr. Commander Ernest E. Evans, U.S. Navy, at the commissioning ceremonies of USS Johnston (DD-557) at Seattle, Washington (USA), on 27 October 1943 (NH 63499)				Wikimedia
image	Launch of USS Johnston (DD-557) at Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding, Washington (USA), on 25 March 1943 (NH 63496)				Wikimedia
image	The most-forward 5" gun mount on the wreck of the USS Johnston, DD-557, resting in the Philippine Sea at 6,425 meters, where she sank after the Battle of Leyte Gulf	2021			Wikimedia
image	The starboard bow of the wreck of the USS Johnston, DD-557, resting in the Philippine Sea at 6,425 meters, where she sank after the Battle of Leyte Gulf	2021			Wikimedia
image	This is a port-side view of the bridge of the USS Johnston, taken at a depth of 6,456 meters	2021			Wikimedia
image	USS Johnston (DD-557)				Wikimedia
image	USS Johnston (DD-557) Off Seattle, Washington October 27th 1943. (51095104776)	2021			Wikimedia
image	USS Johnston (DD-557) commissioning ceremonies (DD-557) at Seattle, Washington (USA), on 27 October 1943 (NH 63368)	1943			Wikimedia
image	USS Johnston (DD-557) refueling from USS Millicoma (AO-73) in August 1944	1944			Wikimedia
image	USS Johnston (DD-557) shortly after being launched at Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation, Seattle, Washington (USA), 25 March 1943 (NH 63498)				Wikimedia
image	USS Johnston (DD-557) shortly after launching at Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation, Seattle, Washington (USA), 25 March 1943 (NH 63497)	1943			Wikimedia
image	USS Johnston (DD-557) sponsor’s party at Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding, Washington (USA), on 25 March 1943 (NH 63301)	1943			Wikimedia
image	USS Johnston (DD-557) underway on 27 October 1943 (NH 63495)				Wikimedia
image	USS Johnston (DD-557) underway on 27 October 1943 (NH 63495)				Wikimedia
image	USS Johnston (DD-557) underway on 27 October 1943 (NH 63495) - Original				Wikimedia
image	USS Johnston (DD-557) (51095192089)	2021			Wikimedia