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Ship's Plaque Courtesy of Mike Smolinski |
Thornhill History | ||||
View the USS Russell M. Cox (DE 774) DANFS history entry located on the Naval History and Heritage Command web site. | ||||
View the official War History of USS Foreman as submitted by the ship at war's end. |
Carr's Commanding Officers Thanks to Wolfgang Hechler |
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17.) 02 Oct. 2012 – | Cmdr. Joseph T. Schuler (Bellevue, Wash.) |
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76k | 14 November 1981: Naval Station Long Beach, Cal. - Ship's Sponsor Virginia Moore and her grandchildren Laurel and John Swearengen attend the commissioning ceremony of the John A. Moore. (U.S. Navy photo DVID #DN-ST-86-00643 by PH2 Gary Ballard, from the DVIC) |
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. USS John A. Moore (FFG 19) (1981-2000) was the first ship to be named in his honor. (Photo from the U.S. Naval Academy Yearbook; The Lucky Bag, Class of 1932.) (U.S. Navy photo #NH 92323 from the Naval History and Heritage Command) |
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123k 22 July 2020: Marinette, Wis. - Ship’s sponsor retired U. S. Army Major General Marcia Anderson authenticates the keel for the 15th Freedom variant of the littoral combat ship class during the ceremony. While keel laying traditionally represents the formal start of a ship's construction, advanced modular shipbuilding allows fabrication of the ship to begin months in advance. Today, keel laying continues to symbolically recognize the joining of the ship's components and the ceremonial beginning of the ship. (Photos courtesy of Austal USA) |