Here are some photos of areas inside the U.S.S. Iowa. First is an area for officers to relax.
This is a typical officer's quarters.
And finally, this was President Roosevelt's area when he was on the ship in World War 2.
This is my entry this week for the Our World Tuesday meme, a truly fascinating piece of American military history. And those carpets are perfect for Blue Monday.
Monday, January 13, 2014
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You are absolutely right about the fascinating bit of history. I'm glad I got to view your photos.
ReplyDeleteInteresting photos. I've always wondered what it's like inside of some of these ships.
ReplyDeleteReally interesting captures for the day, Al!! I'm afraid that I'm too claustrophobic to have made a good sailor -- or president for that matter!! Hope you have a great week!!
ReplyDeleteHello Al,
ReplyDeleteNot only the carpets, but many other blue items make this a good Blue Monday post.
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Happy Blue Monday!
neat, clean and no clutter.
ReplyDeleteHello again Al!
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It's truly a fascinating piece of history Al .
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Al! A ton of history there.
ReplyDeleteThat is such a contrast to how the enlisted men are crammed onto ships.
Looks quite comfy!
ReplyDeleteSO interesting. I'd love to see an huge aircraft carrier up close.
ReplyDeleteReally interesting. Even the President's quarters are very plain.
ReplyDeleteVery nice place! Good pictures, Al!
ReplyDeleteCan't see dog paws on that carpet somehow Al :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat insight :-) x x x
What an informative and interesting tour....glad they let you take pictures!
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