An Update of the USS Bagley Paper Model by Member Clare Hess

Nearly a year in the works, here is the latest on HSPMS member Clare Hess’ paper model of the US Navy’s “Treaty Era” destroyer USS Bagley, which fought in WWII from day one, having been one of the eight Bagley-class destroyers moored at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. The ship went into action, providing anti-aircraft fire against attacking Japanese planes. USS Bagley survived WWII, earning 12 Battle Stars for her actions in the South Pacific.

First Post of the Year???

It’s been a long time since we’ve posted anything new on our website. The group is still spread out and not so active as a group, but there’s a possibility that some of us may try to reform some kind of activity in one of the facilities of the Maritime National Park in SF, so stay tuned for more info.

Word has it that member and club Commodore Paul Reck, has recently finished a rigging repair of the clipper ship Flying Cloud and it has been returned to a very happy customer.

In the meantime, member Clare Hess, as posted another update on his paper model build of the US Navy destroyer USS Bagley, DD-386, built in 1937 and served in WWII from day one to the end of the war.

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