USS Franklin CV 13
World War II Hi-Resolution Images
An Excellent Collection
(Many Photos Probably Seldom Viewed)
Bring the Photos to Life with this Multimedia Presentation
This CD will Exceed your Expectations
A great piece of Naval history.
You would be purchasing over 115 Hi-Resolution photos from the USS Franklin CV 13 taken during World War II. Each page has been placed on a CD for years of enjoyable computer viewing. It comes in a plastic protective sleeve with a customized label. Every page has been enhanced. These Photos have been researched in the National Archives in Washington DC. Many pictures of sailors, pilots and officers in action aboard this great ship.
This would make a great gift for yourself or someone you know who may have served aboard her. You will not be disappointed we guarantee it.
Some of the items in this book are as follows:
Once you view this CD you will know what life was like on this Aircraft Carrier during World War II.
Additional Bonus:
Why a CD instead of a hard copy book?
Personal Comment from "Navyboy63"
The photo CD is a great inexpensive way of preserving historical family heritage for yourself, children or grand children especially if you or a loved one has served aboard the ship. It is a way to get connected with the past especially if you no longer have the human connection.
If your loved one is still with us, they might consider this to be a priceless gift. Statistics show that only 25-35% of sailors purchased their own cruise book. Many probably wished they would have. It's a nice way to show them that you care about their past and appreciate the sacrifice they and many others made for you and the FREEDOM of our country. Would also be great for school research projects or just self interest in World War II documentation.
We never knew what life was like for a sailor in World War II until we started taking an interest in these great photos. We found pictures which we never knew existed of a relative who served on the USS Essex CV 9 during World War II. He passed away at a very young age and we never got a chance to hear many of his stories. Somehow viewing photos of his ship has reconnected the family with his legacy and Naval heritage. Even if we did not find the personal pictures it was a great way to see what life was like for him. We now consider these to be family treasures. His children, grand children and great grand children can always be connected to him in some small way which they can be proud of. I hope you can experience the same thing for your family.
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