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Tea clippers in company homeward bound on an open sea
the surviving allied ships decided to abandon the East Indies and make their escape before the Japanese cut them off
This shows the takeoff of the first B-25 bomber
Against overwhelming odds
The US destroyer USS Hanson is depicted off the coast of North Vietnam exchanging gunfire with enemy coastal artillery
"The USS Houston" Size:18" x 24" Acrylic on Canvas; $825.00 CAD Tea clippers in company homewardThe Houston was a US cruiser stationed in the far east at the outbreak of World War II. The Houston and a smattering of other allied ships were all that could be mustered against the powerful Japanese naval forces sweeping through southeast Asia and into the Dutch East Indies. Facing a number of defeats, the surviving allied ships decided to abandon the East Indies and make their escape before the Japanese cut them off. The USS Houston together with
