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Ships build under the Merchant Marine Act of 1936 |
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USS Crater AK-70 (ex- John James Audubon) on November 2nd 1942 in San Francisco Bay after Conversion. Purchased by US Navy on October 22nd 1942.
Courtesy:National Archives |
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Crater AK-70 (ex- John James Audubon) probably in August/September 1974 at San Francisco before last voyage to South Korea for scrap.
Courtesy:From the Harry McDonald Collection |
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Camouflage Pattern for AK-70 class (USS Crater and sister ships) Measure 32 Design 11f Starboard.
Courtesy:National Archives |
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Camouflage Pattern for AK-70 class (USS Crater and sister ships) Measure 32 Design 11f Portside.
Courtesy:National Archives |
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USS Crater AK-70 (ex- John James Audubon) at unknown date and location during WWII. Owned and operated by US Navy.
Courtesy:National Archives |
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