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Size, Image Description ; 98k, Namesake Vulcan - The god of fire including the fire of volcanoes, deserts, metalworking, and the forge in ancient Roman religion and myth. He is often depicted with a blacksmith's hammer. ; 313k, Mrs. James C. Forrestal, wife of the then Under Secretary of the Navy and sponsor for Vulcan (AR-5) , christens the ship at her launching, 14 December 1940, at New York Shipbuilding Co., Camden, N.J. ; 103k, Cropped aerial view of Vulcan (AR-5) at the fitting out berths of New York Shipbuilding, Camden, N.J., 7 June 1941. ISM Aero Service Collection #21849 . Used for educational and non-commercial purposes. ; 97k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) under way near Philadelphia Navy Yard, 21 August 1941, two months after completion. Note the splinter protection (gun tubs) around the 5"/38 gun mounts. US National Archives, RG-19-LCM. photo # 19-N-25376 , a US Navy Bureau of Ships photo now in the collections of the US National Archives. ; 75k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) underway September 1941. Photo taken from USS Wasp (CV-7) . US National Archives, 80-G-405266 , a US Navy photo now in the collections of the US National Archives. ; 48k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) at Hvalfjord, Iceland in October, 1941. Center photo of Vulcan was taken under the guns of HMS Bedouin (F 67) Imperial War Museum Admiralty Official Collection, Photo No. © IWM (A 5964). by Ware, C.J. (Lt) Imperial War Museum Admiralty Official Collection, Photo No. © IWM (A 5963). by Ware, C.J. (Lt) Imperial War Museum Admiralty Official Collection, Photo No. © IWM (A 5965). by Ware, C.J. (Lt) ; 56k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) at Hvalfjord, Iceland in October, 1941. Center photo of Vulcan was taken under the guns of HMS Bedouin (F 67) Imperial War Museum Admiralty Official Collection, Photo No. © IWM (A 5964). by Ware, C.J. (Lt) Imperial War Museum Admiralty Official Collection, Photo No. © IWM (A 5963). by Ware, C.J. (Lt) Imperial War Museum Admiralty Official Collection, Photo No. © IWM (A 5965). by Ware, C.J. (Lt) ; 73k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) at Hvalfjord, Iceland in October, 1941. Center photo of Vulcan was taken under the guns of HMS Bedouin (F 67) Imperial War Museum Admiralty Official Collection, Photo No. © IWM (A 5964). by Ware, C.J. (Lt) Imperial War Museum Admiralty Official Collection, Photo No. © IWM (A 5963). by Ware, C.J. (Lt) Imperial War Museum Admiralty Official Collection, Photo No. © IWM (A 5965). by Ware, C.J. (Lt) ; 30k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) underway, date and location unknown. US Navy photo. ; 98k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) underway near Norfolk Navy Yard, 10 June 1942, wearing pattern camouflage. The splinter protection around the 5"/38 gun mounts has been removed. US National Archives, RG-19-LCM. photo # 19-N-30314 , a US Navy Bureau of Ships photo now in the collections of the US National Archives. ; 799k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) at anchor in the Mare Island Channel, circa 1942 US Navy photo. ; 121k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) departing Norfolk Naval Station, VA., for the Mediterranean, 22 June 1943. She is painted in Camouflage Measure 12. Note the tugs assisting her, and old four-piper destroyers and merchant ships anchored in the harbour. Thi sphoto was taken from the island of the aircraft carrier USS Yorktown (CV-10) . U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command. Photo # 80-G-K-14776 ; 87k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) underway near Norfolk Navy Yard, 10 January 1945. US National Archives, RG-19-LCM. photo # 19-N-97729 , a US Navy Bureau of Ships photo now in the collections of the US National Archives. ; 59k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) underway, near Norfolk Navy Yard, 10 January 1945 ; 25k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) underway shortly after World War II, location unknown. ; 126k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) moored pierside, NOB Norfolk, VA., with two destroyers alongside to port, circa early 1950s. Also visible in this photo are USS Randall (APA-224) moored at Pier 4, a heavy cruiser astern of USS Vulcan and in the far distance USS Hornet CVA-12 . ; 144k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) moored at the Hampton Roads Army Terminal, Norfolk, VA., circa Mid-1950s with ships alongside. ; 120k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) underway in 1957, location unknown. ; 133k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) underway, date and location unknown. ; 44k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) underway, date and location unknown. ; 90k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) underway, date and location unknown. ; 193k, USS Mississinewa (AO-144) refuels the amphibious assault ship USS Okinawa (LPH-3) and the repair ship USS Vulcan (AR-5) , in 1962. About seven Sikorsky UH-34D Seahorse helicopters and two Sikorsky CH-37C Mojaves are visible on Okinawa 's flight deck. U.S. Navy photo from "All Hands" magazine December 1962, p. 15 ; 411k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) underway, date and location unknown. US Navy photo. ; 44k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) underway, date and location unknown. ; 59k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) was the first US warship in which women were deployed. She left Norfolk Virginia in September 1979 for the Navy's first Med deployment with a mixed crew, and is seen here at Barcelona, Spain, 23 December 1979; at the time, the presence of women aboard a warship was odd enough to attract the attention of the news media. ; 842k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) moored pierside astern of USS Austin (LPD-4) at Marseille, France, date unknown. ; 366k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) moored pierside at Genoa, Italy, 29 October 1979 ; 71k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) along with the rest of the Vulcan-class repair ships and their contemporaries, the Dixie-class destroyer tenders and Fulton-class submarine tenders, had their original battery of 5" guns removed in the 1970s and replaced by a minimal 20-mm armament. ; 52k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) at NOB Norfolk, VA., August 1985. ; 102k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) underway, date and location unknown. ; 1083k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) underway, circa 1990 or earlier, location unknown. ; 249k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) underway, off Norfolk, VA., date unknown. ©Nobe Smith ; 452k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) moored at pier 9, Naval Station, Norfolk, 29 June 1992. Vulcan had returned to Norfolk following deployment in the Persian Gulf area during "Operation Desert Storm". Astern of Vulcan lies the amphibious transport dock USS Nashville (LPD-13) while on the opposite side of the pier across from Vulcan is an Iwo Jima-class (LPH) Amphibious Assault Ship (Helicopter. US Defenseimagery.mil photo VIRIN: DN-SC-92-01221 by Don . Montgomery. ; 581k, USS Vulcan (AR-5) moored pierside date and location unknown. ; 434k, Aerial view of Unit 7 of the National Defense Reserve Fleet, James River Group, Lee Hall, VA., 28 January 1999. From bottom to top; unidentified, Santa Cruz Vulcan (AR-5) , Redstone (T-AGM-20) , 2 unidentified APs, GEN. N.M. Walter (T-AP-125) , GEN. Wm. O. Darby (IX-510) , Waccamaw (T-AO-109) , Canisteo (AO-99) , Caloosahatchee (AO-98) , Mississinewa (T-AO-144) , Pawcatuck (T-AO-108) , Truckee (T-AO-147) , Neosho (T-AO-143) , Benjamin Isherwood (T-AO-191) and Henry Eckford (T-AO-192) . These two oilers were both lay-berthed incomplete. ; 53k, Ex- USS Vulcan (AR-5) under tow in Hampton Roads (Norfolk, VA. is in the background), 19 December 2006, while being moved from the James River National Defense Reserve Fleet to the breakers yard, Bay Bridge Enterprises LLC, Chesapeake, VA. for scrapping. ; 163k, Ex- USS Vulcan (AR-5) at the ship breakers yard, Bay Bridge Enterprises LLC, Chesapeake, VA. for scrapping, circa February 2008.
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