USS KIDD DD661 by Richardphotos
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medical office
Comments (23)
Good photo of the cramped conditions on a Fletcher (or any other class) destroyer. Imagine taking out an appendix under these conditions. Or worse, in mid battle with shells battering the ship, doing amputations and other vital life saving surgery. Not for the faint of heart or organization people. Keep up the good work. I'd love more internal photos from the KIDD. :-)
Impressive photo!
Wow--- wonderful photo shot of the past !
T.Rex has said it all so well.
at first I thought I was in a spaceship ... then I realized it was a czampagne to hospital, although land! The photo is a success! Richard BRAVO !!!
Reminds me of my military service. I was a medical orderly.
Impressive capture - looks right with lots of stuff
This is an excellent!
Great shot. Amazing how much stuff they could cram into small spaces.
Wow! Interesting.
Incredible my friend... Fantastic shot also !!!
cool ;-)
Wow, great capture!
Great capture - small be very well stocked!!!
Very interesting to see the interior with so many items on display. Great shot!
Not sure how old this one is but I imagine it is pretty old because I can not imagine that much glass on a modern ship.
great capture. I love it in b&w
Great capture.
very interesting image
Amazing shot!!!!1fav!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very interesting....love the b&w...
I imagine all those poor souls who have had to seek medical attention, during a battle, in this narrow structure!! |
great photo!
Wow - this is just amazing! Even my doctor's office seems vastly spacious by comparison. A great look at what the ship's doctor has to work with.
nice