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USNThis page was last updated on 13 April 2008.
Here is the US Navy Theme song! An Old Bluejacket's 22-Year USN Career This sailor has created an amazing website! Battleship Cove This tourist spot is in Fall River, MA but it draws a lot of attention with the ships they have available to go through. Bethesda National Naval Medical Center I'm so glad this site is up and running as it provides a lot of info. Bobs-site This sailor has made a nice website containing photos and articles he has written. Boot Camp Lite This article about Navy Boot Camp was written on 1 February 1998. BUDS NAVY PAGE Bud helped me verify info about the USS Curtiss and the movie Navy Blues! Escort Carriers Sailors & Airmen Association Check out this site.
Ingram, Robert R. Recipient of the Medal of Honor in 1999 for actions in Vietnam. Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum Check out this site. I can't wait to visit this museum in person--it is due to reopen in Sep 08!
Military Glass Art Robin retired from the Navy and now she does wonderful glass art for all the services! Naval War College Library A wonderful source. NavSource Online: Auxiliary Ships Photo Archive This is a site that tells you about some of the ships in the fleet. Navy: Tim McVeigh's Entrance Page An accused sailor. PLEASE do not confuse this guy with the Oklahoma City terrorist. Navy Times A weekly paper. Operational Archives Branch Very interesting site! Rascon, Alfred Recipient of the Medal of Honor in 2000 for actions in Vietnam. Recovery of the USS Cole This site shows just how this wounded ship was returned to US waters. Roy Benavidez NO--Roy was not in the Navy but perhaps you would like to see what he did to deserve the honor of having a ship named for him. The Navy named a ship in honor of Roy--a Medal of Honor recipient. The USNS Benavidez was christened in New Orleans on 21 July 2001 and I was invited to attend this wonderful event. Go to Military-Network to read the article about the day's events. In the Spring of 2003 the USNS Benavidez left dry dock and steamed down the Mississippi--photo on left. The photo on the right was taken in September 2003 when the ship hit the open waters. Click on the photos to enlarge them! You can also read a little more about this ship by visiting T-AKR-306 Benavidez. There was a photo of this ship recently in NAVY 230 on page 120 showing that it was filled with supplies and equipment of the 1st Cavalry Division while stopped in the Philippines to support the War on Terror.
Skyhawk Association A group of individuals who have flown, maintained, (or who simply love) the "A-4 Skyhawk". South Street Seaport Museum This is an interesting site. Tailhook Association Home Page Naval aviators group. The Deck Plate This site has made a lot of changes to it and shares a lot of info. The following sites are all about some of the squadrons that served during the Vietnam War: The following sites are all about these ships: The Navy Memorial Foundation This is a wonderful site which also provides an area which lists names and photos of personnel who served in the Navy. The Port Chicago Mutiny I was amazed to learn how the men were treated when this happened. The US Navy This is the official site! The USS Iowa This site honors the ship and its crew with a special memorial to the sailors who lost their lives onboard when Turret 2 exploded. The USS LST Ship Memorial An excellent site! Tin Can Sailors The National Association of Destroyer Veterans website. US Naval Construction Force Seabee's site! US Navy Ship Rosters A site for all Navy ship rosters! US Submarine Veterans Memorial This memorial is located in North Little Rock, AR. USN Ships--USS Curtiss (AV-4) Another page about the Curtiss! USS Cole A nice tribute page. USS Oriskany Museum A wonderful museum. USS Pueblo This site is all about the Pueblo, its taking and its current whereabouts. USS Slater This ship is anchored here in Albany, NY and opened to the public! Victory At Sea DVD Set of naval action from Pulse Direct, Inc. Vietnam Era Seabees A great group of folks preparing to hold their first East Coast reunion! Virtual Naval Hospital A digital library of naval and military medicine War Boats in Iraqi Freedom Wait till you see these boats that are now being used to fight this new war on terror. Welcome to the Web site of one Navy Corpsman! A tribute to all Navy corpsmen.
Where are the carriers now?
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