USS Enterprise CV-6
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Enterprise CV-6 at Ford Island Enterprise CV-6 moored at berth F-5, Ford Island, Pearl Harbor, 1 June 1945. Larger version of this image. Noumea ID: barr-img-89-1 Source: William T. Barr
Home to 'Uncle Sugar' Enterprise CV-6 pulls out of Pearl Harbor, for the last leg of her long voyage home, 1 June 1945. Larger version of this image. Noumea ID: barr-img-s2-11 Source: William T. Barr
Signal Flags Signal flags flutter from Enterprise's bridge as she departs Pearl Harbor for the US west coast. Larger version of this image. Noumea ID: barr-img-s2-15 Source: William T. Barr
Homeward Bound A 578-ft long pennant flying above her, Enterprise pulls out of Pearl Harbor for the US west coast. Larger version of this image. Noumea ID: barr-img-a51-02 Source: William T. Barr
Enterprise CV-6 in Dry Dock Bow-on view of Enterprise CV-6 in Puget Sound Navy Yard's Dry Dock No. 4, June or July 1945. Larger version of this image. Noumea ID: barr-img-90-1 Source: William T. Barr
Enterprise CV-6 in Dry Dock Repair and overhaul work continue aboard Enterprise CV-6 in a Puget Sound dry dock, summer 1945. Larger version of this image. Noumea ID: barr-img-92 Source: William T. Barr