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SQUADRON SIGNAL USS KIDD ON DECK (SC) - SS26010
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USS Kidd On Deck. Book by David Doyle. Squadron Signal Books. Fletcher-class destroyers were the mainstay of the US Navy's destroyer force during WWII. With 175 of the class commissioned, the Fletchers were the most numerous of the American 'Tin Cans' - as destroyers are affectionately known. Today, only one of the type has been preserved in WWII-configuration, the USS Kidd. Named after Rear Admiral Isaac C. Kidd, who gave his life on the bridge of his flagship USS Arizona at Pearl Harbor, the destroyer USS Kidd (DD-661) conducted two years of successful operations in the Atlantic and Pacific during World War II, before being struck by a kamikaze on 11 April 1945. In that incident, the Kidd lost 38 of her crewmen killed and another 55 wounded. After repairs, the destroyer rejoined the fleet, only to be decommissioned after the war. Recommissioned and brought back to active service during the Korean War, the Kidd remained an active Naval vessel until she was decommissioned for the last time in 1964. Documented in color close-up photos are the details of the exterior of the ship, as well as her interior spaces, where destroyer sailors lived, fought, and some died, painstakingly restored and preserved today in Baton Rouge by the Louisiana Naval War Memorial Commission. Illustrated with 234 photographs; 80 pages.
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NO INTERNATIONAL SALES WILL BE ACCEPTED!!
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I DO NOT LIKE TO GIVE PAYPAL REFUNDS IF FOR SOME REASON THE ITEM IS NOT AVAILABLE. PAYPAL NOW KEEPS ALL OF THE FEES AND I WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO GIVE YOU A FULL REFUND SO PLEASE EMAIL BEFORE YOU BUY ANY OF MY ITEMS OR YOU CAN PAY ME FRIENDS AND FAMILY THAT WAY PAYPAL DOES NOT CHARGE ANY FEES. IF YOU USE PAYPAL YOU MUST HAVE A CONFIRMED ADDRESS HERE IN THE UNITED STATES
I AM NOT A DEALER JUST SELLING MY PRIVATE COLLECTION OF MODEL KITS AND OTHER ITEMS!
USS Kidd On Deck. Book by David Doyle. Squadron Signal Books. Fletcher-class destroyers were the mainstay of the US Navy's destroyer force during WWII. With 175 of the class commissioned, the Fletchers were the most numerous of the American 'Tin Cans' - as destroyers are affectionately known. Today, only one of the type has been preserved in WWII-configuration, the USS Kidd. Named after Rear Admiral Isaac C. Kidd, who gave his life on the bridge of his flagship USS Arizona at Pearl Harbor, the destroyer USS Kidd (DD-661) conducted two years of successful operations in the Atlantic and Pacific during World War II, before being struck by a kamikaze on 11 April 1945. In that incident, the Kidd lost 38 of her crewmen killed and another 55 wounded. After repairs, the destroyer rejoined the fleet, only to be decommissioned after the war. Recommissioned and brought back to active service during the Korean War, the Kidd remained an active Naval vessel until she was decommissioned for the last time in 1964. Documented in color close-up photos are the details of the exterior of the ship, as well as her interior spaces, where destroyer sailors lived, fought, and some died, painstakingly restored and preserved today in Baton Rouge by the Louisiana Naval War Memorial Commission. Illustrated with 234 photographs; 80 pages.
NOTE: I can't be held responsible for uninsured items that are lost or damaged in shipment. Sorry
First Class insurance is $3.00 extra
This book is out of print and hard to find
Condition is like knew
NO INTERNATIONAL SALES WILL BE ACCEPTED!!
This would be a great item to add to your collection.
Item is from pet free and non-smoking environment.
Payment by paypal or by a postal money order only.
You must have a confirmed address here in the United States to use paypal.
Payment must be received within 1 day for paypal and 7 days by postal money order after item sells.
S&H is for U.S 48 states only. Item will be sent with delivery confirmation.
Alaska and Hawaii buyers please add $2.00 extra to shipping and handling price.
ITEM WILL BE SHIPPED within 2 to 5 business days after PAYMENT CLEARS.
No International Shipments. We ship within the United States Only.
If you have any questions, please e-mail before you buy
NO INTERNATIONAL SALES WILL BE ACCEPTED!!
Thanks for buying our item!
ALL SALES FINAL. NO RETURNS OR REFUNDS
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