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USS PC-564 |
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Harley Stackhouse MoMM1/c via E. J. Comeau, PC 553/1228 |
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Hyperwar US Navy in WWII |
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Bob Daly/PC-1181 |
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U.S. Navy photo |
Robert Hurst
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On the right, USS Ancon (AGC-4), command ship for the Omaha Beach landings, stands offshore on 7 June 1944. USS PC-564 is in the foreground with PC-565 off her port quarter National Archives photo80-G-257287 |
Naval History and Heritage Command Photo added 6 March 2021 |
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9 May 1951 Underway during fleet exercises National Archives photo USN 479855 |
Mike Green
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c. 1954 |
Robert Hurst
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USS Chadron (PC 564) |
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Zippo lighter purchased at a flea market in Buffalo, NY |
Lloyd W. Quiter |
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c. 1956 As refitted with a taller mast U.S. Navy photo from the 1956/1957 edition of Jane's Fighting Ships |
Robert Hurst
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c. 1958 |
Mack D. Flatt, Jr.
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U.S. Navy Submarine Chaser Recognition Poster Red China 1966. Chinese People's Liberation Army 1966. The photo shows USS Chadron (PC-564) |
Tommy Trampp |
ROKS Seoraksan (PC 709) |
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c. 1964 South Korean photo from the 1964/1965 edition of Jane's Fighting Ships |
Robert Hurst
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