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USS Mars AFS-1- A God at Sea
The USS Mars AFS-1, a combat stores ship of the United States Navy, was built by the National Steel and Shipbuilding Company, in San Diego, California. Its keel was laid...
USS Mars AFS-1- A God at Sea
The USS Mars AFS-1, a combat stores ship of the United States Navy, was built by the National Steel and Shipbuilding Company, in San Diego, California. Its keel was laid...
USS Kinkaid DD-965: A Naval Hero
The USS Kinkaid DD-965 was built at the Bath Iron Works in Bath, Maine. Its construction commenced in 1975 and concluded in 1978. This guided missile destroyer belonged to the...
USS Kinkaid DD-965: A Naval Hero
The USS Kinkaid DD-965 was built at the Bath Iron Works in Bath, Maine. Its construction commenced in 1975 and concluded in 1978. This guided missile destroyer belonged to the...
USS Lafayette SSBN-616: A Tribute
The USS Lafayette SSBN-616, which bears the name of Marquis de Lafayette, an officer who fought alongside the American colonies during the Revolutionary War, was constructed in the mid 1960's....
USS Lafayette SSBN-616: A Tribute
The USS Lafayette SSBN-616, which bears the name of Marquis de Lafayette, an officer who fought alongside the American colonies during the Revolutionary War, was constructed in the mid 1960's....
USS Independence CV-62; Honoring a Legacy
Affectionately called "The I," the USS Independence CV-62 was constructed by the New York Shipbuilding Corporation, in Camden, New Jersey. The building process commenced in 1955. After three years of...
USS Independence CV-62; Honoring a Legacy
Affectionately called "The I," the USS Independence CV-62 was constructed by the New York Shipbuilding Corporation, in Camden, New Jersey. The building process commenced in 1955. After three years of...
USS Charles R Ware DD-865: A Ship That Left an ...
The USS Charles R Ware DD-865 was built at the Bath Iron Works, in Bath, Maine. Officially commissioned on November 17, 1945, this destroyer belonging to the Gearing class was...
USS Charles R Ware DD-865: A Ship That Left an ...
The USS Charles R Ware DD-865 was built at the Bath Iron Works, in Bath, Maine. Officially commissioned on November 17, 1945, this destroyer belonging to the Gearing class was...
The USS Ross DDG 71; A Legacy of Excellence
The USS Ross DDG-71, a destroyer belonging to the Arleigh Burke class, was constructed by Huntington Ingalls Industries, Ingalls Shipbuilding division. Construction of the ship commenced on October 10, 1994...
The USS Ross DDG 71; A Legacy of Excellence
The USS Ross DDG-71, a destroyer belonging to the Arleigh Burke class, was constructed by Huntington Ingalls Industries, Ingalls Shipbuilding division. Construction of the ship commenced on October 10, 1994...