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USS Mt. Vernon(LSD-39)
U.S. Navy
USS Mt. Whitney (LCC20)
U.S. Navy
USS MT.Vernon LSD39
U.S. Navy
USS MTMCKINLEY AGC-7
U.S. Navy
USS MTMCKINLEY AGC7
U.S. Navy
USS MULBERRY AN 27
U.S. Navy
uss muliphen aka61
U.S. Navy
USS MULIPHINE AKA 61
U.S. Navy
USS Mullinex machiest mate
U.S. Navy
USS MULLINUX
U.S. Navy
USS MUNDA cve 104
U.S. Navy
USS MUSKALLUNGE
U.S. Navy
USS MYLS C FOX DD 829
U.S. Navy
uss n k perry dd883
U.S. Navy
USS NACHES AO-47
U.S. Navy
USS NAMAKAGON
U.S. Navy
uss nassau lha-4 aimd-iml
U.S. Navy
uss nasville lpd13
U.S. Navy
USS Nathan Hale SSBN 623B
U.S. Navy
USS Nathan Hale SSBN623B-
U.S. Navy
USS Nathanael Greene SSBN 636
U.S. Navy
USS Nathanael Greene (SSBN-636) was a Benjamin Franklin-class ballistic missile submarine commissioned by the United States Navy in December 1964. Named after the Revolutionary War general Nathanael Greene, the submarine conducted deterrent patrols during the Cold War, carrying Polaris and later Poseidon nuclear missiles. Over her service, she completed numerous strategic deterrent patrols, contributing significantly to America’s nuclear deterrence strategy. The vessel was decommissioned in 1986 following damage from a grounding incident, and was later scrapped as part of the Navy's nuclear-powered ship and submarine recycling program.
uss nathanial greene ssbn636
U.S. Navy
USS NATILUS SSN571
U.S. Navy
USS NAVARO APA
U.S. Navy