USS LCI (G) 475
Harold S. Radcliffe MoMM2/C
OCTOBER 7, 1943 REPORTED ABOARD FOR DUTY. SHIP WAS COMMISSIONED AT 1300 OCT, 7. DEC,7 1943
DEC,7, 1943 NORFOLK VA. TO KEY WEST FLA.
DEC,1 KEY WEST FLA. TO COLON REPUBLIC OF PANAMA
DEC,25 (XMAS) WENT THROUGH THE PANAMA CANAL AND ARRIVED IN BALBOA ON THE PACIFIC SIDE
DEC 26 BALBOA TO SAN DIEGO
1944
JAN,9 ARRIVED IN SAN DIEGO
JAN,9 TO MARCH 29 SHIP WAS CONVERTED INTO A LCI GUNBOAT SPENT SOMETIME ON MANEUVERS AT SAN CLEMENTE IS.
MARCH 29 SAN DIEGO TO PEARL HARBOR
APRIL 18 PEARL HARBOR TO FUNAFUTI (ELLICE IS.)
APRIL 29 FUNAFUTI TO GUADALCANAL & TULAGI
MAY 28 GUADALCANAL TO KWAJELIEN (MARSHALL IS.)
JUNE 9 KWAJELIEN TO SAIPAN (MARIANAS)
JUNE 15 * "D" DAY AT SAIPAN
JUNE 28 SAIPAN TO ENIWETOK
JULY 15 ENIWETOK TO GUAM
JULY 21 * "D" DAY AT GUAM
JULY 29 GUAM TO ENIWETOK
AUGUST 6 ENIWETOK TO PEARL HARBOR
SEPT. 11 PEARL HARBOR TO ENIWETOK
SEPT. 26 ENIWETOK TO MANUS (ADMIRALTY IS.)
OCT. 11 MANUS TO LEYTE (PHILIPPINES)
OCT. 20 * "A" DAY AT LEYTE
OCT. 24 LEYTE TO HOLLANDIA (DUTCH NEW GUINEA)
NOV. 5 HOLLANDIA TO WOENDI IS. (SCHOULTEN IS.)
NOV. 26 WOENDI TO HOLLANDIA
DEC. 11 HOLLANDIA TO MANUS
DEC. 14 MANUS TO HUON GULF (NEW GUINEA) (MANEUVERS)
DEC.19 HUON GULF TO MANUS
DEC. 27 MANUS TO LINGAYEN GULF (LUZON P.I.)
JAN. 9 1945 * "S" DAY AT LINGAYEN
JAN. 20 LINGAYEN TO SANTIAGO IS.
JAN. 21 SANTIAGO IS. TO LINGAYEN
JAN. 31 LINGAYEN TO LEYTE
MARCH 5 LEYTE TO ULITHI (CAROLINES)
MARCH 19 ULITHI TO KERAMA RETTO & OKINAWA (RYUKYU IS.)
MARCH 26 * "D" DAY AT KERAMA RETTO
APRIL 1ST * "L" DAY AT OKINAWA.
JUNE 1ST OKINAWA TO SAIPAN
JUNE 16 SAIPAN TO ENIWETOK
JUNE 21 ENIWETOK TO PEARL HARBOR
PEARL HARBOR TO ???????????????????
LCI 475 was one of 160 LCI's built at the New Jersey Shipbuilding Corp. at Barber New Jersey-under the management of Todd Shipyards Corporation. The 475 was stricken from Naval records In 1946 and scrapped in 1948 at Harbor Marine Salvage, San Diego in 1948.
Submitted by Harold S. Radcliffe, MoMM2/C-crew member from commissioning to August 1945
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