<p>Aerial view of the U.S. Philadelphia Naval Shipyard in March 1948. Various ships are visible in the shipyard and the reserve basin:<br> 
The armoured cruiser USS <i>Olympia</i> (C-6) is visible at the top left. In the adjacent drydocks are the battleships USS <i>Tennessee</i> (BB-43) with USS <i>California</i> (BB-44) and USS <i>South Dakota</i> (BB-57). Two <i>Independence</i>-class light aircraft carriers are moored to the left of the drydocks, another in the reserve basin. The aircraft carrier USS <i>Randolph</i> (CV-15) is moored with a half painted flight deck. USS <i>Wichita</i> (CA-45) is in the drydock at the lower left.<br></p>
Identifiable in the reserve basin are a <i>Commencement Bay</i>-class escort carrier, three <i>Northampton</i>-class crusiers, USS <i>Portland</i> (CA-33), the four surviving <i>New Orleans</i>-class cruisers, USS <i>Oregon City</i> (CA-122), six <i>Cleveland</i>-class cruisers, four <i>Brooklyn</i>-class cruisers and a large seaplane tender (a second one is visible below the crane in the lower left).
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