Camouflage Measure and Design was assigned in 10/11/43 ComServPac letter #0937 to the BuShips which assigned camouflage Designs to most ships in the Pacific Fleet.
USS Kidd (DD-661) is shown in camouflage 32/10D colors of dull black and light gray from the USS New Mexico (BB-40) on June 12, 1944 departing for the invasion of Saipan. The battleship USS Tennessee (BB-43) is in the background wearing 32/1D with another Fletcher class destroyer in 16D alongside. Photo source: NARA 80-G-253680.
Another shot of Kidd from the starboard side as Kidd approaches the USS Honolulu (CL-48) and a sailor observes. The shadow of the whaleboat on this side causes the light gray to appear dark. Kidd has been preserved as a memorial in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Photo source: NARA 80-G-295141.