Bow of a United states Navy Destroyer Escort Charles E. Brannon (DE-446) underway in sea in Seattle,Washington. Ship moves at flank speed.
A sailor monitors instruments and makes adjustments at main control panel in engine room of U.S. Navy Destroyer Escort, USS Charles E. Brannon (DE-446), in Seattle,Washington. Above decks, a sailor lookout peers through a pair of binoculars. Back in the engine room, the ship's power indicator shifts from "stop," to 1/3 backing power and then back to "stop," again.
Scenes from Magnolia and Queen Anne Hill in Seattle,Washington. Space Needle in the distance. The harbor on the right. Shift of scene to a closer view of the Space Needle.
Crewmen load hedgehogs on deck of United States Navy Destroyer Escort Charles E. Brannon (DE-446) in Seattle, Washington. Men pass hedgehogs to a loader. Hedgehogs loaded onto a launcher. An officer looks out from bridge window and points at men working on the deck.
Main steam system pipes in engine room of United States Navy aircraft carrier Boxer in Korea. Water level gauge and air vent ducts of the carrier. Air duct pipes in the engine room.
A man stands in front of electrical control panel in forward engine room of United States Navy aircraft carrier USS Boxer during Korean War. Steam pipes, valves and gauges in engine room. A man shines the cover on purifier as another man turns the valve in forward engine room.
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