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USS Samuel B. Roberts DD-823
U.S. Navy
USS SAMUEL E MORRISON
U.S. Navy
USS SAMUEL ELIOT MORISON(FFG-13), 1ST. DIVISION
U.S. Navy
USS SAMUEL ELLIOT MORRISON FFG-13
U.S. Navy
uss Samuel Gomper AD-37
U.S. Navy
USS Samuel Gompers Ad
U.S. Navy
USS Samuel N. Moore DD747
U.S. Navy
uss san bernardino lst1189
U.S. Navy
USS San Diego (CL-53)
U.S. Navy
USS San Diego (CL-53) was a Cleveland-class light cruiser commissioned into the United States Navy in January 1942. Serving primarily in the Pacific Theater during World War II, she participated in numerous major operations including the battles for the Solomon Islands, the Philippines, Iwo Jima, and Okinawa. Known for her exceptional anti-aircraft capabilities, the San Diego provided vital screening for aircraft carriers and supported amphibious landings. She earned 18 battle stars for her distinguished service, making her one of the most decorated U.S. ships of the war.
uss san jac
U.S. Navy
USS SAN JAQUIN COUNTY (LST1122)
U.S. Navy
USS SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY
U.S. Navy
USS SAN JOAQUIN CTY LST-1122
U.S. Navy
USS San Onofre ARD 30
U.S. Navy
**USS San Onofre (ARD-30)** was an Auxiliary Repair Dock constructed for the United States Navy during World War II. Commissioned in 1944, ARD-30 provided vital floating drydock services, enabling repair and maintenance of naval vessels in forward areas of the Pacific Theater. After the war, the unit continued to serve the fleet during the early Cold War, supporting peacetime operations and readiness. Eventually, USS San Onofre was decommissioned and struck from the Naval Vessel Register, concluding decades of behind-the-scenes support that kept the Navy’s ships combat-ready.
USS SAN PABELO (AGS-30)
U.S. Navy
USS San Pablo (AGS-30)
U.S. Navy
USS San Pablo (AGS-30) was a United States Navy hydrographic survey ship, originally laid down as the Liberty ship SS John G. Tod in 1944. Acquired by the Navy and commissioned in 1944, she was converted and renamed for survey work. Throughout World War II and the postwar years, San Pablo conducted extensive hydrographic surveys in the Pacific, supporting naval operations and safe navigation. She played a vital role in charting uncharted waters, particularly around the Marianas, the Philippines, and the Western Pacific until her decommissioning in 1969.
USS SANBERNARDINO
U.S. Navy
USS SANDALWOOD
U.S. Navy
USS Sandoval PA194
U.S. Navy
USS Sangamon
U.S. Navy
USS SANTUARY AH17
U.S. Navy
USS SARAROGA CVA 60
U.S. Navy
USS SARATOGA CV3
U.S. Navy
USS SARDA SS 488
U.S. Navy