amphibiousforces.org

astoriayachtclub.com

Astoria Area Links

http://www.astoriayachtclub.com/arealinks.htm

ASTORIA/WARRENTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. COLUMBIA RIVER MARITIME MUSEUM. FORT GEORGE BREWERY and PUBLIC HOUSE. ARMED FORCES MARITIME MUSEUM. If you have suggestions for area or interesting links to post on this page, please contact the webmaster at webmaster@astoriayachtclub.com.

lstsquadron9.com

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http://www.lstsquadron9.com/index-2.html

1 Vietnam Unit Memorial Monument. 2 Yokosuka Blog Site. 3 Brown Water Navy and Delta Army Vietnam. 4 USS Whitfield Becomes Reef. 5 The Vietnam Center and Archive. 6 USS Satyr (ARL-23) in Vietnam Home Page. 7 United States Navy Memorial. 8 Amphibious Forces Memorial Museum. 01 Mobile Riverine Force Association. 02 River Vet - Don Blankenship River. USS Benewah APB - 35. Swift Boat Sailors Association. PBR Forces Veterans Association. The United States LST Association. Yokosuka Then and Now.

ussokanogan.org

USS Okanogan Links

http://www.ussokanogan.org/links.htm

Http:/ www.navsource.org/. NAVSOURCE is a great site with some very good people working there, especially Gary Priolo who maintains all amphibious type ships. http:/ www.navsource.org/archives/10/03/03220.htm. Has several new photos of the ship and our commanding officers. Both of these sites have former crew members signed on to the ships roster. Is also a good site - general knowledge and information about ships. All three of these sites will post our ship's reunion for free, so check it out!

lst1166.com

Washtenaw's Restoration

http://www.lst1166.com/Restoration.html

Due to extensive vandalism, the restoration project is on hold. At our 2010 Sacramento reunion, association president David Vicknair reported that Washtenaw is now owned by the Coast Guard. She has been cleaned of all hazardous materials, but the foam is still in place in compartments below the waterline. It was earlier said that she would be taken out to sea and sunk, but that seems not possible because the foam will keep her afloat! The following has been left up for informational/historical purposes:.

galik.com

Stanley Galik - LCI 35 - Ships Cook 2/c US Navy WWII - About the Landing Craft Infantry

http://www.galik.com/lci/lci14.htm

The LCI (L) 35. About The Landing Craft Infantry. ABOUT THE LANDING CRAFT INFANTRY. LANDING CRAFT INFANTRY (LCI). During World War II there were 923 LCIs built by ten shipyards. The Shipbuilding History. The site contains the index for all LCIs.). Note: There are currently 2 known restored Landing Craft Infantry Ships: The LCI 1091 and the LCI 713. The LCI 713 is being restored by the Amphibious Forces Museum. And is almost complete. Ships of the U.S. Navy, 1940-1945. The Little Creek, VA Amphibious Trai...

rpadden.com

Amphibious Forces WWII - Attack Transport Ships in ETO and Pacific Theatre - DDay - Japanese - Kamikaze - Okinawa - Iwo Jima invasions

http://www.rpadden.com/index2.htm

Read and leave messages. Amphibious Forces of WWII. BEST VIEWED AT 1024 X 768 RESOLUTION OR HIGHER. Research Links, reunions and other Websites. USNTS SAMPSON, NY. My Father in Law). Looking for ship's picture? Is the best source. USS Slater DE 766. John W. Brown. USS Cod SS 224. OBITUARY FOR THE USS GAGE APA 168.

rivervet.com

Links

http://www.rivervet.com/links.htm

Click any of the graphics below to visit other Brown Water Navy and related military sites. If you are a fellow river rat, please consider joining the MRFA. Click the patch above. See Mike Harris' (T-152-1) MRF Site. See Sandy Rhode's site about Monitor 2. See Larry Kennedy's RivRon 13 Site. Try Kent Hawley's Delta Hilton YRBM-20 Site. See Al Moore's USS Benewah Site, the MRF Flagship. Bob Coombs' Brown Water LST Site (The Washtenaw County). Norval Holley's USS Nueces Site. USS Washoe County (LST-1165).

lct1321.com

Links

http://www.lct1321.com/Links.html

Cincinnati Enquirer article on LCT-1321 reunion. Http:/ www.enquirer.com/editions/2001/08/19/loc sailors reunited.html. Http:/ www.navsource.org/archives/10/18/18idx.htm. Amphibious Forces Memorial Museum. Http:/ www.amphibiousforces.org/. Http:/ www.wwiimemorial.com/default.asp? Official Home Port of the LCT Flotillas of WWII ETO PTO.