 |
The
Shadwell in better day's! Taken in the mid-50's
Photo
courtesy of Michael G. Shanks. Shadwell was his father's
ship
|
 |
Another
Shadwell moment! From the mid-50's
Photo
courtesy of Michael G. Shanks
|
 |
Shadwell
again. This shot clearly shows the inside of the docking
well and the stern gate. Also apparent is the new
helicopter deck in this mid-50's view
Photo
courtesy of Michael G. Shanks
|

|
Ex-Shadwell,
ship on left, in Mobile, AL being used as a test hulk.
Jan 1998. The ship is used for fire fighting training
Photo by Chris Vallery
|

|
Another view of ex-Shadwell, in Mobile, Al.
The ship on her right is the ex-USS Upshur (AP-198),
which was known until recently as the training ship State
of Maine. The tanker on the far right is the SS Albert C
Watts
Photo by Chris Vallery
|
 |
The
trio of ships seen above as seen from the superstructure
of the Battleship USS Alabama. You can't really make out
the ships well in the picture, I included it as a
reference point to find them
Photo by Chris Vallery
|

|
Another
recent picture of Shadwell in Mobile
Official
USN Photograph
|