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The Journal of San Diego History
Winter 1994, Volume 40, Number 1 & 2
Contents of This Issue

San Diego's Own Napoleons

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cannon  
Page 52. Cannon near intersection of Market St. and Pacific Highway, looking west.


Artilleryman firing a Napoleon  
Page 54. Artilleryman firing a Napoleon at Fort Rosecrans.


Firing sunset salute  
Page 57. Firing sunset salute from Market St. and Pacific Highway, ca. 1890s.


San Diego's Napoleons  
Page 58. San Diego's Napoleons at the Army Reserve Center.


Napoleons at Baker Field  
Page 60. The Napoleons on the floor of the Army garage at Baker Field in Mission Valley.


El Justin  
Page 62. "El Justin" in 1981, "polished, cherished and fired" by Navy Sub Base cannon team. Sign in rear donated by San Diego Historical Society describes the gun and its history.


El Justin and Big John  
Page 63. Fully restored "El Justin" and "Big John" in July 1989.


Ron Callings  
Page 64. Gun Engraver Ron Callings cutting in "U.S " on top of "Big John."


Belt buckle  
Page 66. Belt buckle presented to cannoners by Sub Base C.O. John Hinkle for "El Justin" restoration.



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