German prisoners of war are brought on board USS Texas (BB-35), off the Pointe du Hoc, near "Omaha" Beach, 7 June 1944

Normandy Invasion, June 1944

At Pearl Harbor in early March 1942, unloading gold bars which she had evacuated from Corregidor.

USS Trout (SS-202)

Seaman First Class Charles Olinger points out shell fragment damage to the ventilation trunk at the front of the superstructure, just above the main deck. Photographed at the Philadelphia Navy Yard in November 1942.
This damage was received during the Battle of Cape Esperance, 12 October 1942. It was caused by a shell that struck the face of turret # 3 and detonated on impact. The explosion was about thirty feet away from the damage seen here.