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USS Tuscarora (AT-77)
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Tuscarora (AT-77) around the time of her delivery by her builders in December 1941. The gun forward is a 3"/23 AA gun; there
are two firefighting nozzles on top of the forward superstructure. Cleveland Diesel (G.M.) brochure, loose pages held by the U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command
(CUP, L-file) Photo No. None, courtesy, Shipscribe.com. |
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USS Tuscarora (AT-77) moored pierside at Navy Yard Charleston, S.C., 7 January 1942.
US National Archives, RG-19-LCM, Photo No. 19-N-26537 |
Mike Green |
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USS Tuscarora (AT-77) underway near Navy Yard Charleston, S.C., 8 January 1942. US National Archives, RG-19-LCM, Photo No. 19-N-26539 |
Mike Green |
USS Tuscarora (YT-341)
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USS Tuscarora (YT-341) towing a target sled while operating out of Navy Base, Norfolk, VA., 27 November 1942.
US Navy photo # 80-G-17341 now in the custody of the US National Archives and Records Administration at College Park, MD. |
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USS Tuscarora (YT-341) underway, circa 1943. Her small 3" gun has been removed but she retains her two firefighting nozzles on the superstructure. US Navy Photo # 80-G-171215 courtesy Shipscribe |
Mike Green |
USS Tuscarora (YTB-341)
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USS Tuscarora (YTB-341) underway, date and location unknown. US Navy photo. |
Tommy Trampp |
USS Tuscarora (ATA-245)
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Ex-USS Tuscarora (ATA-245) laid up in the James River Reserve Fleet in Maritime Administration custody, 1975. She went on to a long career as a commercial tug. US Naval History and Heritage Command, photo # NH 96607 by Martin Holbrook. |
Mike Green |