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USS Hassayampa (AO-145)
United States Navy
15 April 1955 - 17 November 1978
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Home Port Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
 
 
November - Lima - Gulf - Alpha
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USNS Hassayampa (T-AO 145)
Military Sealift Command
17 November 1978 - 2 October 1991 |
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"Cashmere
Delta"
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"Humpin' Hass" |
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"Finest Oiler in the Fleet, she
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USS
/ USNS Hassayampa (AO-145) (T-AO 145)
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The Beginnings of A Final Voyage 6/1/2014 ~
A
Pictorial Essay with Supplements |
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Images
Towing
of HASSAYAMPA from Suisun Bay Reserve Fleet to Mare Island Drydock
to the Golden Gate Bridge to the Blue Pacific. Photos taken June 2014
6/10/2014 - From Sansun Bay to Mare Island Drydock
6/11/2014 - Preparing to depart Mare Island Drydock
6/13/2014 - From Mare Island Drydock to the Golden Gate Bridge to the Blue Pacific
Photos by Mike McCullough, Naval Photographer
Mike McCullough
A Narrative Excerpt
Mike McCullough
Identity Page
Article
"Hassayampa, Kawishiwi and Ponchatoula On The Way To Breakers"
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E-Mail Excerpts - PDF
Excerpts
from e-mail conversations between departing pilot Capt. Dan Larwood and Capt. Patrick Moloney. Capt. Moloney was the longest-running commanding officer of HASSAYAMPA,
in addition to having commanded two of the other five 143 Neosho Class oilers, KAWISHIWI and PONCHATOULA.
Currently, Captain Moloney is master of the WW II Liberty ship
SS Jeremiah O'Brien, which is stationed
at Fisherman's Wharf located in San Francisco, California's historical fishing
district.
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Article
"Remembering the bay's Naval history before it floats away"
By Ashleyanne Krigbaum ~ KALW ~ Local Public
Radio ~ 91.7 FM in San Francisco
http://www.kalw.org/post/remembering-bays-naval-history-it-floats-away
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All Star Metals, LLC
~ Brownsville, Texas
All
Star Metals, LLC.
101 Box Car Road
Brownsville, Texas 78521
956-838-2110
On or about February 18, 2014, USS FORRESTAL
(CV-59) arrived at All Star Metals for dismantling and recycling. Since then, much has
happened. From it's website:
"On this Memorial Day we remember all the
men and women who died while serving in the country's armed forces.
Over the last few months ASM has received countless letters from many for the USS Forrestal family members.
We salute all the men and women who served on the Forrestal and gave their lives for the freedom that all
of us have today. We salute all the men and women who are currently in the armed forces, and look forward
to their safe passage home. Today, we have released the pictures from the USS Forrestal event at
ASM."
(last updated 5/26/2014)
http://allstarmetals.wix.com/forrestal#!updates/
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