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Kaohe Paradise Cottage Kaohe Paradise Cottage- Rent a coffee cottage on the top of a secluded 10 acre estate in Kona, Hawaii. 1 bedroom with loft, full bath. Pacific Ocean sunset view. Lions' Gate Bed and Breakfast Lions' Gate Bed and Breakfast- Stay on a working 10-acre coffee and macadamia nut farm in Honaunau, on the Big Island's Kona Coast. Features ocean views, outdoor jacuzzi, rooms wi… A Dragonfly Ranch A Dragonfly Ranch- This sunny Kona Coast Bed and Breakfast is an eco-tourism alternative sanctuary in a lush jungle setting, overlooking Kealakekua Bay. Dolphin Bay Hotel Dolphin Bay Hotel- Small hotel in a residential neighborhood in Hilo. Weekly and monthly rates available. Manago Hotel Manago Hotel- Accommodations in Captain Cook, Big Island of Hawaii. Weekly and monthly rates available. Haze Gray and Underway Haze Gray and Underway- USS Calcaterra history from the Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships. NavSource Online NavSource Online- Specifications, history, and images of DE-390 USS Calcaterra. USS Calcaterra USS Calcaterra- Community for former crewmembers, relatives, and friends of those who served on USS Calcaterra. Message board, and photos. USS Indianapolis (CA-35) USS Indianapolis (CA-35)- A memorial site with photographs of the ship and crew, links, the ships history, and crew listing. NavSource Online: Cruiser Photo Archive NavSource Online: Cruiser Photo Archive- Facts and images. Tribute to Thomas McNabb Tribute to Thomas McNabb- Biography of Thomas McNabb, JR., Fireman 2nd class on the USS Indianapolis (CA35), Lost At Sea on July 30, 1945. The U.S.S. Indianapolis -- Tragedy Amid Triumph The U.S.S. Indianapolis -- Tragedy Amid Triumph- Thesis by LCdr. C.R. Woodward, USMC, Marine Corps University Command and Staff College. TexasEscapes.com TexasEscapes.com- Survivor's account by Seaman First Class Loel Dene L.D. Cox. Quint's Monologue in the movie Jaws Quint's Monologue in the movie Jaws- The text of Quint's story about surviving the USS Indianapolis. Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships- Entry for the USS Indianapolis details the ships construction, early missions, and final mission to Tinian. USS Indianapolis (CA-35) USS Indianapolis (CA-35)- Official site of the USS Indianapolis Survivor's Organization. Ship history, stories, and photos. NavSource Online NavSource Online- FFG-54 facts and images. NavSource Online NavSource Online- FFG-28 facts and images. NavSource Online NavSource Online- DDG-55 facts and images. USS Milius (DDG-69) USS Milius (DDG-69)- Ship characteristics, biography of namesake, news, photos, and new crewmember information. NavSource Online NavSource Online- DDG-69 facts and images. NavSource Online: Destroyer Photo Archive NavSource Online: Destroyer Photo Archive- DDG-107 USS GRAVELY USS Zellars (DD-777) USS Zellars (DD-777)- Pictures, history, and crew information about USS Zellars DD-777. USS Macomb DD458/DMS23 USS Macomb DD458/DMS23- Collect, preserve and display historical information about the USS Macomb and her crew. Exhibit photographs, memorabilia, and documents furnished by shipma… USS Compton (DD-705) USS Compton (DD-705)- Dedicated to the officers and men that served onboard; offers association news, memoriam, history, and photos. USS Waldron (DD699) Alumni Association USS Waldron (DD699) Alumni Association- Crew's e-mail listings, reunion information, ship's history, and pictures of the Waldron. USS William R. Rush (DD/DDR-714) Association USS William R. Rush (DD/DDR-714) Association- History, crew rosters, reunion information, sea stories, and photos. USS Hopewell (DD-681) USS Hopewell (DD-681)- Reunions, Sea Stories and Pictures of this Fletcher Class tin can. USS Edson (DD-946) Association USS Edson (DD-946) Association- Reunion information, pictures, sea stories and Quarter Deck logbook. Member of the famous Destroyer Squadron TWO THREE "Little Beavers" USS John R. Craig (DD-885) USS John R. Craig (DD-885)- History, photographs, and crew lists of this Gearing class destroyer that participated in Operation Hardtack 1, atmospheric nuclear testing in 1958.