USS Ross Fletcher class destroyer combat ship and saw in the Marianas and Palaus Campaigns in the Pacific during WWII. The Ross was disabled on 19 October 1944 when she struck a mine port side between forward engineroon and fireroom. At 01:55 she...

United States ARMY 564th Field Artillery Battalion Military Patch VAYA CON DIOS GO WITH GOD

SS-565 USS WAHOO Patch "B VERSION" - a Tang-class submarine, was the second ship of the United States to be named for the wahoo, a dark blue food fish of Florida and the West Indies. Wahoo earned three battle stars for service in the Vietnam War. See...

SS-565 USS WAHOO "C VERSION" Westpac 76 - a Tang-class submarine, was the second ship of the United States to be named for the wahoo, a dark blue food fish of Florida and the West Indies. Wahoo earned three battle stars for service in the Vietnam War...

DD-565 USS Smalley Destroyer UNITED STATEAS NAVY

SS-566 USS TROUT Patch - In April 2004 the TROUT completed her tow from Key West, FL to Philadelphia, PA where she remains today at the Inactive Ships Facility.

SS-566 USS TROUT Patch "A VERSION" Homeported at San Diego, California, TROUT conducted two WestPac deployments - in 1972 and 1975 - primarily providing submarine services during ASW exercises conducted by warships of the U.S., South Korea, or...

SS-566 USS Trout Submarine Patch C Version - White background with black submarine silhouette and yellow rope outline.

SS-566 USS TROUT Patch "E VERSION" - TROUT sailed 268 miles beneath Newfoundland ice floes, setting a distance record for conventionally powered submarines.

United States ARMY 566th Field Artillery Battalion Military Patch VADE MECOM

SS-567 USS GUDGEON Patch - The ship was cut in half and an 18 foot section was added during a conversion which gave the submafine new and larger engines as well as much other improved modern equipment. Modernization was completed in April 1967 and...

US NAVY DIESEL SUBMARINE SS-567 USS GUDGEON PATCH LOST BOAT

SS-567 USS GUDGEON Patch "A VERSION" - Three WestPac cruises, in 1959, 1961, and 1963, took her to Japan for exercises with the 7th Fleet as well as to Subic Bay and Hong Kong for liberty.

SS-567 USS GUDGEON Patch "B VERSION" - The ship was cut in half and an 18 foot section was added during a conversion which gave the submafine new and larger engines as well as much other improved modern equipment. Modernization was completed in April...

DD-567 USS WATTS US NAVY Destroyer Military Patch TIN CAN

DD-567 USS Watts Destroyer

SS-568 USS HARDER Patch - Harder entered Charleston Naval Shipyard 22 October for a thorough overhaul and modernization in which she received an 18-foot extension to her hull, a redesigned superstructure new engines as well as improved electrical and...

DD-568 A USS Wren US Navy Destroyer Military Patch Tin Cans

USS Wren Patch DD-568

United States ARMY 571st Aviation Medical Company Air Ambulance Military Patch MAST MOUNTAIN DUSTOFF

SSN-571 USS Nautilus Patch Attack Submarine Insignia Military US Navy

USS Claxton was Fletcher class destroyer combat ship which served to support the landing of Rendova and also received a Presidential Citation for her participation in the struggle for the Solomon's. The Claxton was awarded eight Battle Stars.

RIVDIV 571 United States Navy River Division Five Seven One Military Patch PBR NUMBER ONE

United States Army 571st Aviation Medical Company Air Ambulance Military Patch DUST OFF TO SAVE A LIFE

US NAVY SS-572 USS SAILFISH PATCH - To the MIGRAINE units of the SSR-481 Requin and SSR-267 Pompon classes were added two new-construction boats, USS Sailfish (SSR-572) and USS Salmon (SSR-573), designed from the keel up as radar pickets. One Sailfish...

SS-572 USS SAILFISH patch "A VERSION" - was re-designated a diesel submarine (SS). Withdrew from service 1977-78.

SS-572 USS SAILFISH Patch "D VERSION" - Was redesignated a radar picket submarines (SSR) in 1953-54 before completion. Withdrawn from service 1977-78.

US NAVY SSR-572 USS SAILFISH PATCH "A VERSION" - USS Sailfish, the lead ship of her class of submarine, was the second ship of the United States Navy to be named for the sailfish, a large gamefish inhabiting tropical seas, related to the swordfish, but...

USS Sailfish with lead ship of her class radar picket submarine patch

RIVDIV 572 United States Navy River Division Military Patch

USS Salmon was a Sailfish-class submarine and was the third ship of the United States Navy to be named for the salmon, a soft-finned, gamy fish which inhabits the coasts of America and Europe and ascends rivers for the purpose of spawning. - Patch is...

SS-573 USS SALMON Patch "A VERSION" - Converted to shallow water sonar target and sunk south of Long Island, NY. USS SALMON(SS-573), the second of a class of two radar-picket submarines and the largest and most powerful conventional-powered submarine...