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| U.S.S. SIERRA (AD-18) |
U.S.S. ST. LOUIS (LKA-116) |
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"Dixie-class" Destroyer Tenders
Commissioned 20 March 1944 by Tampa S.B. Co., Florida.
The U.S.S. SIERRA is Flagship for COMCRUDESFLOT 4. Her Primary mission is
repairing and supporting the fleet. |
"Charleston"-class: Amphibious
Cargo Ship
Amphibious Landing Cargo Ship of the United
States Navy's Amphibious Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet. Built by the Newport
News Shipbuilding & Drydock Co. at Newport News, Va. and honoring her
namesake the City of St. Louis, Missouri.
Commissioned on 22 November 1969
at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, Virginia. |
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| U.S.S. JASON (AR-8) |
U.S.S. LA MOURE COUNTY
(LST-1194) |
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"Ajax-class" Repair Ship (ex:
ARH-1)
Named after a Greek mythological figure who
is known for his search for the Golden Fleece. U.S.S. JASON was built by
the Los Angeles Shipbuilding & Drydock Co. and commissioned on 19 June
1944. As a repair ship her primary mission is to service the fleet. She
stands by her motto "Ready, Able, Willing" |
"Newport-class" Tank Landing Ship
Commissioned 18 December 1971by National Steel & S.B. Co., San Diego,
Ca.
Named for La
Moure County, South Dakota. |
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U.S.S. CORONADO (LPD-11) |
U.S.S. FAIRFAX COUNTY (LST-1193) |
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"Austin-class" Amphibious
Transport Docks.
Commisioned 23 May 1970 by Lockheed S.B. & Construction Co. |
"Newport-class" Tank Landing Ship
Commisioned 16 October 1971 by National Steel & S.B. Co., San Diego,
Ca. |
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U.S.S. TRUCKEE (AO-147) |
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Named for the Truckee River of Nevada, is one of the largest oilers (655 feet long, 40.000 tons) in the
U.S. Navy. With Norfolk, Virginia as homeport she has serviced the Atlantic leet since 1955. |
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