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USS LCI(L)-654 |
![Blue Jay](http://www.navsource.org/archives/11/tn/11041701.gif) |
63k |
Contributed by Don Scott in memory of his Father John K. Scott, Sr. who served during WWII aboard the LCI(L)-654 |
Robert G. Morrissey |
![Blue Jay](http://www.navsource.org/archives/11/tn/11041702.gif) |
52k |
![Blue Jay](http://www.navsource.org/archives/11/tn/11041703.gif) |
94k |
LCI(L)-654, LCI(L)-1003 and LCI(L)-703 Contributed by Don Scott in memory of his Father John K. Scott, Sr. who served during WWII aboard the LCI(L)-654 |
![Blue Jay](http://www.navsource.org/archives/11/tn/11041704.gif) |
138k |
Crew photo John K. Scott, back row center Contributed by Don Scott in memory of his Father John K. Scott, Sr. who served during WWII aboard the LCI(L)-654 |
![Blue Jay](http://www.navsource.org/archives/11/tn/11041705.gif) |
116k |
Crew photo Commanding Officer, front row center Contributed by Don Scott in memory of his Father John K. Scott, Sr. who served during WWII aboard the LCI(L)-654 |
![LCI(L)-653](http://www.navsource.org/archives/11/tn/11041601.gif) |
72k |
c. Fall 1945/January - February 1946 Moored at Guam, Marianas U.S. personnel waiting to board ships to return home after conclusion of World War II |
J. Hoffman in honor of his father, W. Hoffman, (USAF)
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USS Blue Jay (AMCU 17) |
![Blue Jay](http://www.navsource.org/archives/11/tn/11041706.gif) |
56k |
Namesake: Blue Jay - A bird common to North America, whose plumage is chiefly bright blue |
Tommy Trampp Photo added 11 November 2020 |