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263k | The Pivot (AM-276) was built by the Gulf Shipbuilding Co., Chickasaw, AL, a few miles upstream of the Port of Mobile. Here in August 1917, after the United States entered World War I, U.S. Steel established Chickasaw Shipbuilding. The yard closed after World War I but was reopened in 1940 by Waterman Steamship Corp. as Gulf Shipbuilding. |
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Pivot (AM 276) | ||||
93k | 11 November 1943 Launching. On the ways behind Pivot (AM-276) is Pledge (AM 277) U.S. Navy photo from the Naval History and Heritage Command |
Robert Hurst | ||
39k | 11 November 1943 | LCDR R. Paschall | ||
USS Pivot (AM 276) | ||||
69k | Firing her 3"/50 gun U.S. Navy photo from the Naval History and Heritage Command |
Robert Hurst | ||
166k | Original photo: LCDR R. Paschall Replacement photo: The Sixtant.Com World War II in the South Atlantic website |
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38k | LCDR R. Paschall | |||
83k | 12 July 1944 Shakedown Cruise in the Gulf of Mexico. The photo was taken by a U.S. Navy PBY flying out of NAS Pensacola. National Archives photo |
USS Pivot Website | ||
196k | Phantom (AM-273) moored inboard of Pivot (AM-276) and Nimble (AM-266) in a nest of nine minesweepers and LCIs, at San Diego, California, circa 1945. LCI-633 is mooored to port Courtesy of Ted Stone 1979 Naval History and Heritage Command photo NH 89284 |
Mike Green | ||
Yung Shou (AM 49) | ||||
42k | Chinese Navy photo | Chinese Navy |
Commanding Officers | ||
01 | LT Robin Max Hartmann, USNR | 12 July 1944 - 6 November 1945 |
02 | LT Edward Joseph Duffy, USNR | 6 November 1945 - 1 April 1946 |
03 | LT Thomas Leavey Cleaver, Jr., USN | 1 April 1946 - 6 November 1946 |
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