TAMPA Crewmen, drydock, Key West, 1917

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TAMPA Crewmen, drydock, Key West, 1917

A photo of TAMPA crewmen while cutter was in dry dock in Key West, FL. Scan provided by Edwin Tyrrell “Terry” Galvin Jr., grandson of TAMPA crewmen William Tyrrell Galvin and grand nephew of Charles Emmett “Charlie” Galvin.

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Tags: uniforms, personnel, world war i, enlisted, WW1, wwI

Photo by: Edwin Tyrrell “Terry” Galvin Jr. | VIRIN: 210928-G-G0000-001.JPG

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