1941 DEVILBLISS SPRAY SYSTEMS WW2 YN NET TENDERS PIGBOATS TRAP SUBMARINES AD

1941 DEVILBLISS SPRAY SYSTEMS WW2 YN NET TENDERS PIGBOATS TRAP SUBMARINES AD THIS IS AN ORIGINAL PRINT AD. 1941 DEVILBLISS SPRAY SYSTEMS WW2 YN NET TENDERS PIGBOATS TRAP SUBMARINES AD CONDITION IS GOOD. MEASURES APPROX : 8" X 11.5"  SHIPPING AND HANDLING : UNITED STATES $3.00 CANADA $4.00 INTERNATIONAL $6.00 **WILL COMBINE SHIPPING ON SAME DAY ORDERS** ALL ADS ARE ORIGINAL!! READY FOR YOU TO FRAME! WILL SHIP SAME OR NEXT DAY!!  SATISFACTION GUARANTEED!USS MANGO INTERESTING HISTORY:     USS Mango (AN-24/YN-19) was an Aloe-class net laying ship which was assigned to serve the U.S. Navy during World War II with her protective anti-submarine nets. Mango moved to Boston, Massachusetts, in January 1943. Two months later she steamed for Argentia, Newfoundland, where she continued to serve as gate vessel until 18 August when she returned to the U.S. East Coast, via Sydney and Halifax, Nova Scotia, arriving Boston, Massachusetts, 29 August. By the end of October Mango was underway for Coco Solo, Panama Canal Zone, to spend 1944 tending nets off the Atlantic Ocean coast of Panama. She was reclassified AN-24 on 20 January 1944. Mango sailed from Mount Hope, Panama Canal Zone, for the Pacific Ocean War Zone late in February 1945. For the next 4 months she alternated escort service with net replacement duties in the triangle of the Admiralty Islands, the Philippines, and New Guinea. The ship departed Samar, Philippines, for Borneo in the middle of June, arriving 24 June to begin marking out the beachhead landing assault path to Balikpapan. Following D-Day, 1 July, she laid out the channel to the harbor