Destroyers

USS Fletcher (DD-445) is shown from the port side wearing camouflage 32/2C at Noumea probably in May 1944; the lightest color appears to be washed out a little by the bright sun, but it is still light enough to be light gray. Notice that there is another destroyer on the other side of Fletcher, which is USS Nicholas (DD-449). There was a scratch on the upper right of the archive print from which this copy was made.
Photo source: NARA BS 125289 (no neg).

  USS Nicholas (DD-449) in 32/24D and USS Fletcher (DD-445) in 32/2C probably at Noumea sometime in May 1944.  Notice that the process of painting appears to be continuing.  Photo source: NARA BS 125291 (no neg).

USS Fletcher (DD-445) and USS Nicholas (DD-449) in Noumea, New Calendonia sometime in May 1944. On the skyline to the right is the Cathedral of St. Joseph's, a prominant landmark in Noumea. Fletcher is wearing camouflage Measure 32/2C and Nicholas is wearing 32/24D with extra panels on the stern and the starboard hull number is painted in black.
Photo source: NARA BS 125280 (no neg).

USS Fletcher (DD-445) at far right on June 12, 1944 at Manus nested outboard of USS Dobbin (AD-3) along with from left to right: USS Lovering (DE-39), USS Welles (DD-628), and USS Mustin (DD-413). Fletcher is in camouflage Design 32/2C.
Photo source: NARA 80-G-238090.

USS Fletcher (DD-445) taken from another unidentified destroyer on February 13 or 14, 1945. The archive print of this photo was reversed from the negative.
Photo source: NARA 80-G-259144.

  The USS Jenkins (DD-447) on September 15, 1944, bombarding Morotai in support of the invasion. Although the photo is dark and Jenkins is in shadow, the camouflage Design 6D can be detected. The ship in background is probably USS Fletcher (DD-445) wearing camouflage Design 32/2C.  Photo source NARA 80-G-181439.