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USS Panamint (AGC-13) Photographed by the Mare Island Navy Yard on 28 December 1944. Photo No. 19-N-78603 Source: U.S. National Archives (RG-19-LCM) |
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USS Mount McKinley (AGC-7) Photographed by the Mare Island Navy Yard on 25 August 1945. Photo No. 19-N-89212 Source: U.S. National Archives (RG-19-LCM) |
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USS Panamint (AGC-13) Photographed by the Mare Island Navy Yard on 1 May 1946. Photo No. 19-N-94903 Source: U.S. National Archives (RG-19-LCM) |
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USS Estes (AGC-12) Photographed by the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Sinclair Inlet on 28 July 1947. Photo No. 19-N-129116 Source: U.S. National Archives (RG-19-LCM) |
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USS Adirondack (AGC-15) Photographed by the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard on 28 July 1951. This and the other two final ships in this class (AGC 15-17) had a heavy pole mast aft instead of a twin goalpost, and their lattice mast over the superstructure appears to have been taller. Photo No. 19-N-137822 Source: U.S. National Archives (RG-19-LCM) |
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USS Mount McKinley (AGC-7) Off Vieques Island, Puerto Rico, in 1962 during Exercise PHIBLANTEX 1-62. Note the plethora of antennas on her masts. Each ship of this class developed over time a different configuration of antennas. The ship in the upper left is a MSTS Victory ship. Photo No. USN 1060456 Source: Shipscribe |
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USS Taconic (AGC-17) Underway in October 1964 for Exercise Steel Pike One. Note the pole mast aft. Photo No. USN 1110602 Source: Shipscribe |
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USS Pocono (AGC-16) Operating with an amphibious force circa the 1960s. Photo No. Unknown Source: Shipscribe |
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