Naval ceremonies, honors, and salutes

In 1957, seventeen navies from around the world joined the United States Atlantic Fleet for the International Naval Review held at Norfolk, Virginia. Included among the ships that participated from the United States is the USS Iowa.

The USS Canberra acts as the reviewing ship during the International Naval Review held at Norfolk, Virginia, and attended by seventeen navies from around the world.

Marines are undergoing inspection during a ceremony for changing of commanding officers aboard the USS Manchester. Captain Lewis Parks (middle row, third from left) hands over duty to Captain Laurence Frost (middle row, second from left). All others are unidentified.

Sailors are inspected during a ceremony for changing of commanding officers aboard the USS Manchester. Captain Lewis Parks (center, right) hands over duty to Captain Laurence Frost (center foreground, left). All others are unidentified.

Captain Laurence Frost (left) stands at the microphone during the change of commanding officer's ceremony next to Captain Lewis S. Parks (right) aboard the USS Manchester. All others are unidentified.

Sailors are standing during a ceremony for the changing of commanding officers aboard the USS Manchester. Captain Lewis Parks hands over duty to Captain Laurence Frost. All are unidentified.

Captain Lewis Parks (right) shakes hands with Captain Laurence Frost (left) during a ceremony in which Captain Parks hands over the command of the USS Manchester to Captain Frost. All others are unidentified.

Captain Laurence Frost (second from left) takes over command of the USS Manchester from Captain Lewis S. Parks (third from left) in Long Beach, California. They are inspecting a group of Marines. All others are unidentified.

Sailors are seated during a ceremony to turn over command of the USS Manchester from Captain Lewis S. Parks to Captain Laurence Frost. The ceremony was held aboard ship with officers and crew members. All are unidentified.

Lieutenant Colonel Boglanes inspects a line of United States Marines while aboard a ship near Rhodes, Greece. All others are unidentified.