The United States Naval Air Station at Quonset Point, Rhode Island,
originally built as a Neutrality Patrol seaplane base, became a
unique and fundamental asset to our nation's armed forces. In World
War II, more than half of all U-boats sunk by U.S. aviation were
destroyed by Quonset-trained shore and carrier-based squadrons. In
the years following World War II, Quonset Point Naval Air Station
remained a premier industrial naval air station, sending squadrons
or overhauling equipment for use in the Korean, Vietnam, and Cold
War conflicts. For 34 years and through four wars, the Quonset
Point Naval Air Station stood proud and tall on behalf of the U.S.
military. This second volume of Quonset Point images uncovers
nearly 200 more scenes of the installation's achievements and
activities during the entire period of its service.
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