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U.S. Navy
USS CARRONADE LFR-1
U.S. Navy
USS Carter DE 112
U.S. Navy
USS Casablanca CVE57
U.S. Navy
USS CASE AND MUSTIN
U.S. Navy
USS CASIMIR PULASKI SSBN 633 (G)
U.S. Navy
USS Casimir Pulaski. - USS Observation Island
U.S. Navy
uss casper
U.S. Navy
USS CASTOR AKS-1 USS NAVASOTA AO- 106 USS WARINWRI
U.S. Navy
USS CASTOR AKS-1 USSMARKAB AR-23
U.S. Navy
USS Castor-Hector
U.S. Navy
uss catomont lsd 17
U.S. Navy
USS Catskill MCS-1
U.S. Navy
The USS *Catskill* (MCS-1) was originally laid down as a tank landing ship (LSV-1) during World War II and later converted to a minelayer. Commissioned in 1944, she served in the Pacific Theater, supporting amphibious operations and post-war occupation duties. After World War II, the ship was reclassified multiple times, eventually becoming the Navy's first modern minelayer (MCS-1) in the 1960s. The *Catskill* provided critical mine warfare support during the Vietnam War before being decommissioned in 1970.
USS CAVALLA SSK 244
U.S. Navy
USS CECILAPA 96
U.S. Navy
USS CHAMBERS (DER 391)
U.S. Navy
USS Champion (MCM4)
U.S. Navy
USS Champion (MCM-4) is an Avenger-class mine countermeasures ship commissioned by the United States Navy in 1991. Designed for the detection, classification, and neutralization of moored and bottom naval mines, she has played a vital role in ensuring safe passage for allied vessels in potentially mined waters. Throughout her service, Champion participated in numerous multinational exercises and operations, including deployments in the Persian Gulf during Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom. Known for her advanced mine-hunting capabilities and wooden hull construction, USS Champion exemplified the U.S. Navy’s commitment to maritime security and mine warfare until her decommissioning in 2020.
USS CHANDELOUR
U.S. Navy
USS CHARELSTON LKA-113
U.S. Navy
USS CHARES P Cecil DDR835
U.S. Navy
uss charles p cecil ddr835
U.S. Navy
USS CHARLES R WARE (DD 865)
U.S. Navy
USS CHARLES R. WARE (DD-865) was a Gearing-class destroyer commissioned into the United States Navy in July 1945, shortly before the end of World War II. Named in honor of Lieutenant Charles R. Ware, a naval aviator lost at the Battle of Midway, the ship served extensively during the Cold War era. She conducted operations in the Atlantic, Mediterranean, and Caribbean, participating in NATO exercises and supporting the U.S. 6th Fleet. After over three decades of service, USS CHARLES R. WARE was decommissioned in December 1974 and later transferred to the Greek Navy.
USS Charles Ware
U.S. Navy
USS Charr and USS Caimen, Submarines
U.S. Navy