Seven unknown Japanese women in traditional kimonos stand underneath the blistered guns aboard the USS Manchester with members of the Manchester crew in Yokosuka, Japan. All sailors are unidentified.
Captain Lewis S. Parks is presented a knot board from the USS Manchester boatswain gang while in harbor at Yokosuka, Japan. All others are unidentified.
An unknown officer and sailor paint "Thank God our prayers have finally been..." on the side of the large guns aboard the USS Manchester as they wait for the arrival of the USS Los Angeles to relieve them from their ten month tour in Korea.
Captain Lewis Parks, left, poses next to a cake to celebrate the crew of Turret 2 firing the 28,000 round aboard the USS Manchester. All others pictured are unknown.
The crew of the USS Manchester, dressed in white uniforms, docks at Pearl Harbor after ten month tour of eastern Korea. A crowd is ready on the ground to greet them. All are unidentified.
Captain Lewis S. Parks stands behind a microphone on a podium. He addressed his crew members of the USS Manchester informing the crew that they are "short-timers". All others are unidentified.
Captain Lewis Parks (right) shakes hands with this brother, Judge John Parks while in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Captain Parks and many other sailors are wearing leis. Crew members dressed in dress white uniforms gather behind Parks. Kate Parks is also pictured. Others are unidentified.
Captain Lewis S. Parks stands behind a microphone on a podium looking out. He addressed his crew members of the USS Manchester informing the crew that they are "short-timers". All others are unidentified.