The official web site for the USS North Carolina Battleship Memorial located in Wilmington, North Carolina. Contains the history of all United States ships called North Carolina. North Carolina World War II memorial. In depth history of USS North Carolina, BB-55, and her participation in WWII. Complete list of officers and crew. Pictures and diagrams of the physical structure of a battleship.

MENU Contents Introduction Aircraft Carriers Battleships Cruisers Destroyers Submarines Minesweepers Torpedo Boats Liberty Ships Foreign Warships Warships Associated With World War II in the Pacific Excerpts from a National Historic Landmark Theme Study USS Intrepid and USS Iowa in 1944 Dr. Harry A. Butowsky National Park Service History Division May 1985 Top History | Links to the Past National ...

Web site for the USS Champlin DD-601, a WW II destroyer. Features, history, pictures, sounds, Officer/Crew list, and reunion information.

The USS Orleck - A monument to the men and women who built and served aboard her ...

Advanced Japanese Destroyers of World War II Japanese destroyers, starting with the Fubuki, began the state of the art destroyer design for World War II. With enclosed, double turrets and heavy gun and torpedo armament, the Fubukis and their successors, the special type, set the standard for all later design -- although the Japanese desire to pack as much as possible onto the ships tended to ...

The Samuel B. Roberts (DE 413) Survivors' Association ...

Honoring the crew of the destroyer escort USS Tabberer DE-418, and in memory of those who served... To a friend who is no longer with us - Mr. Tom Fallon, a crewmember who used to say: Long Live Iron Men and Wooden Ships NEW!: Please check the outstanding collection of photos compiled by Richard T. Tobin , a former member of the Tabberer, with additional photos from Herbert R. Brooks . Richard ...