US Navy Presidential Review in 1934

The review was conducted by President Roosevelt in the New York Harbor 31 of May 1934.

1. Ships fleet USA after passing the presidential review. New York Harbor, May 31, 1934

2. Battleships salute on the go during a show

3. Battleships in the ranks

4. Aerial view of ships heading for Ambrose Lighthouse for viewing

5. Destroyers in the ranks

6. Light cruisers

7. The fleet is going to Hudson for review

8. Passing fleet

9. The fleet arrived at the Ambrose Lighthouse for review, a group of aircraft above it. Seen the aircraft carrier "Langley"

10. A group of torpedo bombers over the cruiser "Indianapolis" with President Roosevelt on board

11. The cruiser "Indianapolis" with the president on board enters the harbor of New York

12. The cruiser "Indianopolis"

13. The cruiser "Indianapolis" under the presidential flag

14. Sharks of capitalism. President Roosevelt and his office on the cruiser "Indianapolis"

15. Rejoice

16. President Roosevelt with his family

17. "Indianapolis". President and accompanying persons in front of the second tower of the Civil Code

18. The view from the board "Indianapolis" on the destroyer "pounding". In the foreground is Curtiss O2U on a catapult

19. Battleship "Pennsylvania"

20. Aerial view of the battleship "Pennsylvania", the flagship of Admiral Sellers

21. Battleship "New York"

22. "New York"

23. Battleship "New Mexico"

24. The aircraft carrier "Saratoga". Air wing and crew lined up on deck for viewing

25. The cruiser "Portland"

26. Light cruiser "Memphis"

27. The cruiser "Chicago"

28. Night show

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Comments

[vrach]

Thanks for the selection. I love old photos.

[Mother Theresa]

Thank you very much for the selection of photos, very interesting. Great view a few years before the start of the war. I also remembered one liberal who claimed that only Stalin and Hitler held pompous parades.

[Azzzwer]

Quote: Mother Teresa

Stalin and Hitler held pompous parades.

I wonder what he will say about the Brazilian festival.

[Mother Theresa]

As you guessed it, he was also not satisfied, they infringe on the rights of women.

[ALEA IACTA EST]

Thank. Impressive photos, especially the fourteenth. I love big guns.

[0255]

Thanks for the photo

[CTABEP]

Great selection. Nevertheless, the ships of the first half of the 20th century somehow look more beautiful and powerful than modern IMHO.