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USS Alshain

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44: 1484: 26: 1751: 1786: 1387: 897:, Korea, where she arrived on 2 August. Upon completion of debarking operations, the cargo vessel reached Yokosuka on the 7th. The ship then passed under the control of Amphibious Group 1, was fitted out to receive special boats for amphibious operations, and conducted training exercises late in August in Chigasaki Bay off 714:
continued her role as a cargo supply ship. Among the islands she served during the next three months were Eniwetok, Guam, and Okinawa. The ship reached Pearl Harbor on 3 December and discharged her cargo. On the 16th, she got underway for Seattle, Washington. On that same day, the ship also detached
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for transportation to Wonsan. The ship arrived in the Wonsan area on 14 November and, by the 17th, had completed discharging her passengers. She then paused briefly at Yokohama for a four-day availability period before setting out for the west coast of the United States on 25 November. The vessel
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The vessel sailed on 26 January to waters off Luzon, disembarked her passengers on the 29th, and returned to Leyte Gulf on 1 February. During the next two months, the cargo ship remained in Philippine waters replenishing supplies, assisting in unloading merchant ships, and carrying out training
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began operations along the east coast. In late September, she transported marines from Morehead City to Vieques Island for amphibious training exercises. She returned to home port on 3 October and closed the year in an upkeep status. The cargo ship moved to
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operated along the west coast from March through July. On 21 July, the ship set out from San Francisco, bound via Pearl Harbor for Guam, where she arrived on 7 August. During her stay at that island, the cargo ship became a part of the newly formed
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had difficulty unloading her cargo due to a shortage of boats and congestion on the beach itself. She finally completed the process on 3 August and retired toward Eniwetok. The ship then sailed independently to Pearl Harbor where she embarked more
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set sail for Guam on 26 January 1950. She arrived back at San Diego on 27 March. After operations along the California coast, the cargo ship shaped a course for Japan on 26 April. She visited Yokosuka and Yokohama in May and touched at
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entered the Bethlehem Steel Co. repair yard at San Francisco on 2 June for two weeks of repair work. On the 16th, the ship set a course for Eniwetok and spent a fortnight in port there in early July before getting underway for Guam.
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began her last year of active duty, 1955, by picking up elements of the Fleet Marine Force at Morehead City. On 7 January 1955, she left the east coast en route to the Mediterranean.
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left California on 16 March 1951, bound for the east coast. She navigated the Panama Canal on 1 April and continued on to Norfolk, where she arrived on the 15th. The ship left the
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on 30 April to become a member of Amphibious Forces, Atlantic Fleet, and was assigned to TransDiv 23. She was involved in a series of local operations and training exercises at
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The cargo ship discharged her passengers and their equipment in Japan and got underway for her return trip on the 16th. Brief layovers at San Francisco, California, and
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The ship operated in the Norfolk area through 8 August, when she got underway for a cruise to Yokohama with a cargo of ammunition, air base equipment, and personnel of
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on the 9th, and unloaded her cargo. The ship then returned to Leyte to embark personnel for landings to be conducted in the San Felipe-San Narciso area of Luzon.
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left Barcelona on 14 May and shaped a course back to the United States. Upon her arrival at Norfolk on the 28th, the ship began a period of leave and upkeep.
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on the 28th, she was assigned to temporary Transport Division (TransDiv) 38 and began loading combat cargo and Army personnel scheduled to participate in the
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reached the Inchon area and loaded equipment and supplies for an upcoming amphibious operation. She departed Inchon on the 17th with TG 90.2, bound for
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reached that port on 3 October and made final preparations for the invasion of the Philippines. On 14 October, she sortied with TG 79.1 which entered
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during the Fourth of July holiday period highlighted the ship's summer. After a three-week layover in the Norfolk area during the Christmas holidays,
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to join Task Force 51 as a part of the Southern Transport Group. The combined forces sortied from that atoll on 17 July and arrived off Agat Beach,
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returned on the 26th to unload cargo and disembark troops, no enemy harassed her cargo operations, and she completed the mission on the 31st.
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delayed the start of the assault on Wonsan; and the task group was forced to retire along its approach route and wait. In the interim,
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arrived back in San Francisco on 7 August 1947 and spent five months there, interrupted only briefly late in November by a run to
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on 5 November, took part in an amphibious landing exercise on Onslow Beach on the 13th, and arrived back in Norfolk on the 18th.
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retraced her course to Japan and arrived at Moji on the island of Kyushu on 2 November. There, she began embarking troops of the
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The Japanese struck back with numerous air attacks against Allied shipping in an attempt to ward off the assault. On 1 April, a
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and moved to Sasebo, Japan, on 9 October to top off her fuel tanks before getting underway later that same day for Inchon.
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troops and loaded their equipment before getting underway on 27 August for amphibious landing rehearsals at Lahaina Roads,
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on 2 June. There, she reported for duty to Commander, Amphibious Forces, Pacific Fleet. The ship was ordered to return to
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finished the exercises and returned to Manus on the 21st. On the last day of 1944, she sortied with TG 79.1 for the
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reached San Diego on 20 June but was ordered to replenish fuel and provisions and return to Hawaii. Upon her arrival at
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transited the Panama Canal on 15 December, reached San Francisco on 30 December, and closed the year there in upkeep.
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on 1 July to undergo pre-inactivation overhaul. The work was completed in early October, and the vessel proceeded to
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deck by the crash. The attack cargo ship completed her unloading on the 5th, withdrew from the area, and headed for
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attack. However, intense antiaircraft fire caused the plane to burst into flames, and it splashed close aboard
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resumed operations on 18 April and headed down the east coast toward the Caribbean for refresher training at
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on 15 September and began unloading operations which continued until the 21st. Touching at Kobe on the 24th,
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was engaged in a series of short training cruises. In mid-February, she made a round-trip voyage to
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reached Apra Harbor on 18 July and discharged a portion of her provisions. Her next destination was
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got underway for the western Pacific. During this trip, she carried several tons of ammunition to
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in late January 1953 for a period of repairs and alterations which lasted through mid-April.
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forces moving north captured Wonsan and obviated the need for an assault landing. Thus when
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on 8 January 1945. On that day, when a small group of enemy planes attacked the transports,
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embarked for transportation to Korea. The ship sailed with TG 53.7 from Yokosuka to
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She left Guam on 15 September, transited the Panama Canal on 9 October, and arrived off
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After a period of yard work at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in October and November,
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and Vieques, Puerto Rico, for landing operations and, upon her return, entered the
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arrived at Vieques on 1 October. During the cruise, were also made port calls at
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for an availability on 27 April, took on cargo early in May, and sailed for the
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sailed for the Caribbean from Norfolk on 6 May. She visited Guantánamo Bay and
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After the completion of the yard period on the 18th, the ship took on cargo at
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continued on south to transit the Panama Canal on 21 October and reached
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on the 8th. She remained there for a month and then made a brief trip to
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sailed with Task Group (TG) 33.1 for Eniwetok and a planned invasion of
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ports on 22 November. Among her ports of call were Guam; Pearl Harbor;
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to serve as an amphibious training ship, and she set a course for the
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earned five battle stars for her World War II service, and as USNS
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got underway on 4 January 1953 for amphibious landing exercises at
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for an availability. She then operated in the area of Norfolk and
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Returning from her Mediterranean cruise to Norfolk on 24 May,
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engaged in various exercises off the eastern seaboard and in
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World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
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commenced her second Mediterranean tour. Her first stop was
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and resumed her cargo supply runs to various points in the
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touched at Port Everglades and took on board elements of
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reached Seattle on 23 December and prepared to enter the
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joined the others in firing on the enemy intruders. One "
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helped to fight off the attack. She continued on toward
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and got underway on the 16th for training exercises in
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rescued a badly burned soldier who had been blown off
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on 13 May, and the other a few days later with oiler
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which was anchored some 400 yards (370 m) away.
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to depart San Diego on 14 July with elements of the
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1782: 1747: 1718: 1497: 1480: 972:After three months of local operations and upkeep, 330:(AKA-55) was laid down on 29 October 1943 under a 1046:, on 24 January. She then made a short trip to 1318:. She was sold for scrap on 16 February 1978. 1287:Decommissioning and scrapping, 1955–1978 1872: 1455: 1352:"Maritime Administration Ship Record Detail: 424:Landing operations began early that morning. 8: 919:. The vessel entered the transport area off 1398:Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships 1334:three battle stars for Korean War service. 1310:on 1 July 1960. She was transferred to the 1263:and Phaleron Bay, Greece; Suda Bay, Crete; 563:on 1 December. She embarked members of the 544:left Tanauan to return to Seeadler Harbor. 1879: 1865: 1857: 1494: 1462: 1448: 1440: 1058:, held in conjunction with naval units of 988:cruise. The ship replenished ships of the 731:In May 1946, the ship was assigned to the 703:, on the 14th. Here, she received word of 547:On 28 November, the cargo ship sailed for 1175:before reversing course back to Norfolk. 649:. She then proceeded via Pearl Harbor to 1392:This article incorporates text from the 1011:Her next mission sent the cargo ship to 509:The task unit arrived in the waters off 346:at Brooklyn, New York, on 1 April 1944. 85:Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company 1343: 927:embarked supplies and equipment of the 715:from Amphibious Forces, Pacific Fleet. 969:reached San Francisco on 11 December. 854:waters on 10 November, and touched at 816:; delivered supplies at Subic Bay and 513:, Leyte, on the 118th and underwent a 486:Getting underway again on 7 November, 340:Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock Co. 20: 1062:allies. She later made port calls at 413:. On 1 July, the vessel set sail for 218:459 ft 2 in (139.95 m) 210:14,200 long tons (14,428 t) full 40: 7: 789:, China; Okinawa; and Subic Bay and 16:Cargo ship of the United States Navy 1423:(AKA-55) at NavSource Naval History 978:Military Sea Transportation Service 829:Military Sea Transportation Service 475:anchored in the transport area off 457:, the forward staging area for the 2766:Andromeda-class attack cargo ships 1156:Upon completion of the yard work, 759:. After touching back at Norfolk, 727:Inter-war service, 1946–1950 234:26 ft 4 in (8.03 m) 14: 2771:Ships built in Kearny, New Jersey 1179:Post-war service, 1953–1955 614:exercises in preparation for the 1784: 1749: 1482: 1385: 1117:on 1 February for availability. 665:, on 2 May for an availability. 309:. She was named after the star 171:Sold for scrap, 16 February 1978 42: 24: 946:, Korea. However, clearance of 745:east coast of the United States 397:west coast of the United States 246:(30.6 km/h; 19.0 mph) 1294:got underway in late June for 1031:, Trinidad. The ship left the 891:1st Provisional Marine Brigade 723:for an extended availability. 1: 1401:. The entry can be found 577:assault on Luzon, Philippines 355:World War II, 1944–1945 295:(nicknamed "Johnny") was an 1300:Philadelphia Naval Shipyard 877:Korean War, 1950–1953 767:, California, on the 30th. 751:on 2 September and reached 747:. The vessel transited the 2807: 1381:The Story of the Mighty Al 1209:For the duration of 1954, 1187:. She touched en route at 773:commenced another tour of 721:Puget Sound Naval Shipyard 710:After the end of the war, 334:contract (MC hull 209) at 134:(T-AKA-55), 1 October 1949 1841: 1815: 1474:-class attack cargo ships 917:invasion of Inchon, Korea 582:The ships passed through 517:air attack that morning. 359:After fitting out at the 175: 35: 23: 1204:Marine Aircraft Group 32 1185:Marine Aircraft Group 11 1143:Maryland Drydock Company 831:and was reclassified as 757:Davisville, Rhode Island 659:Lake Washington Shipyard 657:, where she entered the 1312:Maritime Administration 1271:, France; Porto Scudo, 1038:In early January 1952, 733:Naval Transport Service 176:General characteristics 1219:Norfolk Naval Shipyard 594:Seas, and entered the 565:37th Infantry Division 305:in the service of the 226:63 ft (19 m) 161:3 battle stars (Korea) 2491:Sovereign of the Seas 2181:Herald of the Morning 1115:Boston Naval Shipyard 966:3rd Infantry Division 856:Port-au-Prince, Haiti 266:5-inch/38-caliber gun 73:in the constellation 2663:Wings of the Morning 1125:Guantánamo Bay, Cuba 1056:Operation Grand Slam 1025:Bridgetown, Barbados 850:area but sailed for 705:Japan's capitulation 663:Houghton, Washington 30:USS Alshain (AKA-55) 2302:Monarch of the Seas 1101:waters. A visit to 933:Marine Air Group 33 929:1st Marine Division 810:Chinese Nationalist 672:, and proceeded to 616:invasion of Okinawa 561:Empress Augusta Bay 437:. On 15 September, 332:Maritime Commission 1888:Type C2-S-B1 ships 1490:United States Navy 1427:Military.com: USS 1298:. She entered the 1196:Balboa, Canal Zone 670:Tacoma, Washington 447:Leyte, Philippines 367:. She entered the 361:New York Navy Yard 336:Kearny, New Jersey 307:United States Navy 89:Kearny, New Jersey 2753: 2752: 2400:Queen of the Seas 2064:Crest of the Wave 1987:Belle of the West 1854: 1853: 1743: 1742: 1379:Strickland, B.W. 455:Admiralty Islands 387:, and arrived at 369:Norfolk Navy Yard 303:attack cargo ship 286: 285: 191:attack cargo ship 2798: 1881: 1874: 1867: 1858: 1790: 1788: 1787: 1755: 1753: 1752: 1495: 1488: 1486: 1485: 1464: 1457: 1450: 1441: 1435:51 Years of AKAs 1389: 1388: 1372: 1371: 1369: 1367: 1358:. 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Alshain
Aquila
Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Kearny, New Jersey
battle stars
Andromeda-class
attack cargo ship
Type C2-S-B1
knots
5-inch/38-caliber gun
40 mm gun mounts
20 mm gun mounts
Andromeda-class
attack cargo ship
United States Navy
Alshain
constellation
Aquila
Maritime Commission
Kearny, New Jersey
Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock Co.
commission
New York Navy Yard
Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk Navy Yard
Hawaiian Islands
Panama Canal
Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor

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