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USS LLOYD (APD-63)
U.S. Navy
uss lloyd apd63
U.S. Navy
USS LOCKWOOD
U.S. Navy
USS Logan-Uss Kingsbury
U.S. Navy
USS Long DMS12
U.S. Navy
uss Long Beach CVN 9
U.S. Navy
USS Los Angles CA-135
U.S. Navy
USS LOUIS B. PULLER (FFG-23)
U.S. Navy
USS LOUIS B. PULLER (FFG-23) was an Oliver Hazard Perry-class guided-missile frigate of the United States Navy, named in honor of the legendary Marine Corps General Lewis "Chesty" Puller. Commissioned on April 17, 1982, she served primarily in the Pacific Fleet, conducting operations that included escort duties, drug interdiction missions, and participation in multinational exercises. The frigate played a key role in supporting U.S. interests during the latter years of the Cold War, as well as in regional stability operations. USS LOUIS B. PULLER was decommissioned on September 18, 1998, and later transferred to the Egyptian Navy.
USS LOUISINO ATF 156
U.S. Navy
USS LOWE-NCS CAM RANH
U.S. Navy
USS Loyalty-USS Firm
U.S. Navy
USS Loydd Thomas,Wallace L. Lynn,Southerland
U.S. Navy
USS LSM 168
U.S. Navy
USS LSM-168 was a Landing Ship Medium commissioned by the United States Navy during World War II. Built at the Charleston Navy Yard, she was launched in 1944 and assigned to the Pacific Theater. LSM-168 participated in several key amphibious operations, including the liberation of the Philippines, providing critical support for landing troops and equipment under fire. After the war, she was decommissioned in 1946 and eventually struck from the Naval Vessel Register, marking the end of her service.
USS LSM 268
U.S. Navy
USS LSM-297
U.S. Navy
USS LSM-297 was a Landing Ship Medium (LSM) commissioned by the United States Navy during World War II. She was laid down on October 5, 1944, at Charleston Navy Yard and launched on October 26, 1944. Commissioned on November 18, 1944, LSM-297 served in the Pacific Theater, performing amphibious operations and transporting troops, vehicles, and equipment to forward areas. After the war, she was decommissioned on May 1, 1946, and subsequently struck from the Naval Vessel Register, marking the end of her brief but essential service.
USS LSM250
U.S. Navy
USS LSMR 409
U.S. Navy
USS LSMR 525 Saint Francis River
U.S. Navy
USS LST 1014
U.S. Navy
USS LST 481
U.S. Navy
USS LST 494
U.S. Navy
USS LST 500
U.S. Navy
USS LST 611
U.S. Navy
USS LST 749
U.S. Navy