Destroyers

  USS Harrison (DD-573) in Hollandia, New Guinea on August 31, 1944, taken by Naval Construction Battalion 113 and wearing camouflage 32/3D. The colors are dull black, ocean gray and light gray.
Photo source: John Chiquoine from a crewmember.

  USS Harrison (DD-573) again in Hollandia, New Guinea on August 31, 1944, taken by Naval Construction Battalion 113 and wearing camouflage 32/3D.
Photo source: John Chiquoine from a crewmember.

  USS Harrison (DD-573) in Humboldt Bay, New Guinea in September 1944, taken by a crewmember and wearing camouflage 32/3D.
Photo source: John Chiquoine collection.

  USS Harrison (DD-573) again in Humboldt Bay, New Guinea in September 1944, taken by a crewmember and wearing camouflage 32/3D.
Photo source: John Chiquoine collection.

USS Harrison (DD-573) is reported to be the third ship from the camera, but the hull number is not visible. This photo was taken of Humboldt Bay, New Guinea on October 29, 1944, by the U.S. Army Signal Corps. Harrison is shown in the enlarged inset and the camouflage is Design 3D, probably Measure 32. (The nearest ship in 16D is reportedly USS Edwards (DD-619) and the next is reportedly USS Morris (DD-417) in 2C and there appears to be a PF in 16D on the other side of Harrison, the third ship.)
Photo source: NARA SC 111-260657.

USS Harrison (DD-573) is reported to be this ship docked at Humboldt Bay, New Guinea in a photo taken by the SeaBees. This ship is clearly wearing 32/3D.
Photo source: NARA 80-G-354201.