WW1 1918 US Navy USS Black Hawk in Scotland RPPC Photo Postcard

Description: This is a postcard brought back from WWI by a US Navy sailor named Joseph Mondzelski (girlfriend Yetta) who served aboard destroyer tender USS Black Hawk and was a member of the ships band (bugler). Type & Size: A 5.5x3 original photograph. Condition: The back side of most postcards in this lot have remnants from being glued in a scrapbook. This photograph is a vintage postcard featuring two ships in the water, likely taken in 1918. The prominent ship on the right appears to be a destroyer tender, potentially resembling the USS Black Hawk, while the second vessel to the left seems to be a cargo or transport ship. This image is associated with the experiences of a US Navy sailor named Joseph Mondzelski, who served aboard the USS Black Hawk during World War I and was a member of the ship?s band, known for his role as a bugler. During World War I, many sailors took part in naval operations and support missions, contributing to logistics, troop transport, and other crucial activities on the front lines. Destroyer tenders played a vital role in supporting destroyers, maintaining their operational capabilities at sea. Sailors like Joseph Mondzelski not only fulfilled their duties but also formed lasting bonds through shared experiences and cultural activities, such as music, which was essential for morale during the war.

Price: 26 USD

Location: Carlsbad, California

End Time: 2025-01-08T08:25:38.000Z

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