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| We bought many beautiful butterfly trays here similar to the one pictured |
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| We bought many beautiful butterfly trays here similar to the one pictured |
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| Smoke |
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| Convoy |
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| Straggler's Club |
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| Loaded!!! |
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| SS Harold L Winslow |
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| General Quarters |
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| Convoy JW55B |
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| SS Harold L Winslow |
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| SS Harold L Winslow |
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| Sample Menu |
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| Winslow in North Atlantic on way home |
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| Rowing Practice in Murmansk Harbor |
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| Kola Bay - Murmansk, Russia |
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| Cold Gunner in Molotovsk, Russia |
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| The Winslow in San Miguel, Azores in 1944 |
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| The Winslow in the Azores for repairs |
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| Jim Caine, left and Walter Small, right |
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| The Winslow AG Crew back in New York before splitting up |
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| Convoy coming in to Kola Bay in Murmansk in 1944 |
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| The Winslow in rough weather, taken from Captain's Deck in 1944 |
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| Other ships in convoy with Winslow in 1944 |
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| 3" 50 Gunners on the Winslow in 1944 |
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| Message received on board the Winslow |
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| Receipt for Foul Weather gear issued for Russian trip |
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| Leaving Kola Bay in Murmansk |
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| San Miguel, Azores |
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| Telephone room at Brooklyn Armed Guard Center |
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| Bum Boat trying to sell their wares |
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| Tramp Liberty Ship |
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| Neutral ship from Portugal |
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| Happy Gunner |
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| Familiar to all WWII Radiomen |
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| Sailor's Prayer |
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| WWII Wolf Cartoon |
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| WWII Wolf Cartoon |
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| WWII Wolf Cartoon |
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| WWII Wolf Cartoon |
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| USAT Fairfax |
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| Sunning |
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| A Quiet Day |
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| Playing Cards |
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| Some of the Winslow AG crew relaxes in New York after returning from Russia |
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| Lay-Out |
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| Bob DeMaria and Jim Hamlin |
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| De Land, Florida Rest Home |
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| DeLand Florida Rest Home |
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| Radio School, April 1943 |
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| Scrubbing the old sea bag |
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| USAT Fairfax |
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| What we fought for - this and apple pie |
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| Bye, Bye Graf Spee |
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| Carrying the dead from the Graf Spee |
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| Graf Spee |
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| The Radioman Rate no longer exists ! God save the Navy..... |
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| Jim Hamlin's daughter Linda (left) and her horse Katie (center) |