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Alabama (BB-60)
Arizona (BB-39) Oct 1916-Oct 1941 (sunk, Pearl Harbor)
Arkansas (BB-23)
California (BB-44)
Cutlass 1947 -1954 (and more!)
Maryland (BB-46)
Massachusettes (BB-59)
Mississippi (BB-41)
Missouri (BB-63)
New Jersey (BB-62)
New Mexico (BB-40)
Nevada (BB-36)
Oklahoma (BB-37)
Pennsylvania (BB-38)
South Dakota (BB-57)
Tennessee (BB-43)
Utah (BB-31)
West Virginia (BB-48)
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Astoria (CA-34)
Enterprise (CV-6)
Hornet (CV-8)
Hornet (CV-12)
Lexington (CV-2) Dec 1927-May 1942 (sunk) Later dates too.
Lexington (CV-16)
Minneapolis (CA-36)
New Orleans (CA-32)
Saratoga (CV-3)
Vincennes (CA-44)
Vincennes (CL-64)
Yorktown (CV-5)
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Abele (AN-58)
Bayfield
Callaghan (DD-792)
Canberra (CA-70)
Constellation
Houston (CL-81)
Laffey (DD-459, DD-724) Mar-Sep 1942 (sunk, iron bottom sound)
Lamson (DD-367)
Lardner (DD-487)
LSM-42
LST-212
Luce (DD-522)
Porter (DD-800) (DD-356 also avail)
PC-816
PT-109 (JF Kennedy)
PTC-8
PY-18 (Turquoise)
Ross (DD-563)
R-6 (SS-83)
S-46 (SS-157)
SC-514
Thornton (DD-270, AVD-11)
Trigger (SS-237)
Declassified reports cover naval operations in Viet Nam from the DMZ to the Delta! These are not as detailed as the ship logs, but give good, overall information of operations in Viet Nam. Discover the map sketches, operations reports, River Patrol & Assault Forces, Coastal Surveillance Forces, Naval Support Activities (not ships off shore -see our ship logs for ship information, etc.).
Many documents include village names and grid coordinates which allow you to understand and discover the operations and fighting for the month.
Filed monthly, length varies per report. Softbound b&w exact reproductions of the authentic reports.
We have over 30 years of experience in researching military records.
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Research projects begin with a 3 hour minimum of $975. Additional research is $325 per hour.
World War II & Korean War and Viet Nam Navy Records are usually in the form of very detailed Log Books , usually filed monthly. Logs give day-by-day information about a ship's (or submarine's) activity, allowing you to discover where the ship went and what it did. The information is logged chronologically each day. Often, a roster of the officers on board is included for each month. Research results depend on the records procedures of the ship. Some logs have listings of some of the crew.
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