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offloaded
Marines and equipment at Morehead City and then entered the Baltimore Shipyard for an overhaul which lasted from June, 1967 to September, 1967. The tank landing ship then was placed in reserve operating status in December 1967 to be effective until January, 1970. During this reserve period,
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proceeded to the Home
Brothers Shipyard at Newport News to have the six Cooper Bessemer engines replaced by a like number of Fairbanks-Morse diesels. The work progressed well into the spring of 1970. On 15 June the tank landing ship successfully completed her sea trials and, on the 19th, officially
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into
February 1966. She later transported an engineering battalion to Vieques before commencing a restricted availability in April. During July, the tank landing ship operated between Santo Domingo and San Juan. In September and October, the ship prepared for an impending Mediterranean deployment.
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remained pier side at Little Creek for the greater part of 1969, her crew labored to preserve and maintain the ship and conducted training on board and on shore. The tank landing ship was also used as a demonstration ship for the amphibious school (a stationary training aid) through the summer of
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and carried Mobile CB Battalion 1 from
Guantanamo back to Davisville on the return voyage. The following month, the tank landing ship took part in routine Caribbean exercises and, upon completion, took part in a pair of successive Atlantic Fleet amphibious exercises. That summer, in August,
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was berthed in the James River, part of the
National Defense Reserve Fleet, in temporary custody of the Maritime Administration, from 1972 to July 1977. After that date, the tank landing ship was shifted to the Portsmouth berthing area, where she remained until struck from the
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underwent shakedown and amphibious refresher training under the auspices of the
Atlantic Fleet Amphibious Operational Training Unit. From 16 to 26 October, the tank landing ship provided transportation and berthing for representatives of many amphibious type commands at the
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was deployed to the
Mediterranean for the first time in the summer of 1960, as part of Amphibious Squadron (PhibRon) 2. She subsequently conducted her second deployment to the 6th Fleet in the autumn of 1961 after escorting to division of ocean
657:, to power, had developed into a bloody civil war when communist elements took control of the pro-Bosch movement to turn it toward their own ends. Heavy fighting developed in and around the capital city of Santo Domingo, prompting President
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escorted Naval Ocean going tugs across the
Atlantic to the Mediterranean; and lifted the 3rd Battalion, 8th Engineers, to Rota, Spain, before she participated in a combined amphibious assault with French units at
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in
November 1966. The tank landing ship took part in an amphibious exercise off Sardinia in January 1967 and in two more during March before undertaking a role in a joint amphibious evolution with ships of the
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operated in a restricted operating status and with a reduced manning level, due to the problems associated with the ship's main propulsion system, the six COOPER BESSEMER DIESEL ENGINES. While
573:. During this deployment, she served as part of the 6th Fleet's amphibious strike force and visited Italian, French, and Spanish ports during the course of her tour. She participated in "
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hydrofoil weapons system. In addition to providing a base of operations and facilities for briefings and discussions between United States liaison officers and foreign representatives,
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on 6 February and off-loaded the two Swift patrol craft. Those boats were to be used by the
Maltese government to combat smuggling off the island's coasts. Departing the same day,
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was transferred to PhibRon 12. Later that month, the tank landing ship participated in a large scale demonstration exercise off Little Creek, an evolution witnessed by President
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413:; launched on 14 December 1957; sponsored by Miss Margaret Ackerman, daughter of the president of the American Shipbuilding Company; and commissioned on 5 August 1959 at the
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disembarked the refugees at San Juan and returned to the Dominican Republic with marines and a few newspapermen embarked. En route, the ship transferred the newsmen to the
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departed Little Creek in April, 1965 for what promised to be a routine Caribbean deployment. Exercise "Quick Kick VII" took place soon thereafter, before the ship put into
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provided logistics support, messing and berthing facilities, and engaged in numerous public relations efforts to promote international goodwill. The performance of
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On Jan 1961, MCB 7 was transported to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba for a deployment. MCB 4 was transported from Guantanamo Bey, Cuba to its homeport in Davisville, RI.
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1010:; Commander Amphibious Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet; the United States NATO Mission; Commander in Chief, United States Naval Forces Europe, and others.
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performed her second rescue of the week when she hauled on board two men from a small fishing boat which had been the object of a massive search by
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underwent type training, acting as control ship for drone aircraft used in various gunnery exercises by the ships in PhibRon 6. Returning to port,
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to take part in amphibious brigade exercises and then to become part of the "Caribbean Ready Squadron." In the autumn of 1962, after American
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exercise in which she embarked and landed 1,000 Turkish troops with their vehicles. Other landing exercises were held with NATO forces in
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task was to evacuate American nationals threatened by the strife in the capital city. To do this, the tank landing ship put into
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The Wood County had her engines overhauled at Baltimore Ship Yards in 1967 prior to them being fully replaced in 1968 or 1969.
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to allow the crew liberty. Departing San Juan shortly thereafter, the tank landing ship received urgent orders to sail for the
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remained in the vicinity, on patrol duty in a stand-by status, until she returned north and put into Little Creek on 30 June.
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before she landed the marines in an amphibious operation near Santo Domingo. Moving to Puerto de Haina for the second time,
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competed her yard period at Newport News. On the 20th, she set out on her two-week shakedown cruise. On Sunday, 21 June,
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soon commenced a tender availability in preparation for the ship's first Mediterranean deployment in four years.
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began preparations to return to the Mediterranean. The coming deployment would be especially significant, as
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The warship began the new year 1963 in the familiar tropical climes of the Caribbean but soon sailed for the
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pressed on for Crete and arrived two days later. There, she turned the two 54-ton Ammi pontoons over to the
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had been adrift for three days due to a rudder casualty, and she rescued the two occupants. Six days later,
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1969. Groups of students from the school came on board periodically to tour the LST-type vessel.
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had been assigned the task of support ship to the product of the Navy's newest developments in
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and arrived at Little Creek on 28 February. However, soon after returning to her home port,
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embarked 1,013 more refugees and ferried them to San Juan. Upon completion of this task,
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sighted a red flare and altered course to investigate. She found that the 36-foot
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was placed out of commission, in reserve, on 15 February 1972. On 1 May 1972,
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100,000 gal (US) diesel or jet fuel, plus 7,000 gal fuel for embarked vehicles
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to load Mobile Construction Battalion (CB or SeaBee) 4. She transported the
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participated in that operation off the Cuban coast which ended after the
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for participation in a firefighting school conducted there at the time.
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where she participated in Atlantic Fleet Amphibious Exercise 1-62.
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stood out of Little Creek on 19 January, bound for Malta and
864:(LST-1178) moored pier side at Copenhagen, Denmark, with
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participated in a special balloon-launch in a joint Navy-
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Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
597:. She returned home to Little Creek on 19 October 1963.
450:. During that deployment, the tank landing ship visited
653:. There, a coup to return the ousted former president,
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during an exercise. In addition, the ship also visited
395:, she was the only U.S. Naval vessel to bear the name.
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Historical record of balloons launched from the USS
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was demonstrated in hopes that NATO would develop a
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List of United States Navy amphibious warfare ships
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502:, her home port, in February 1962. On 1 April 1962
1065:for the Dominican Republic Intervention of 1965.
625:project before undergoing overhaul and upkeep at
1051:was scrapped in July 2002 at Transforma Marine,
600:Following upkeep and type training evolutions,
379:during the late 1950s. Named after counties in
1014:Decommissioning and scrapping, 1972–1989
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849:for use in extending a pier in the harbor at
547:presence of Soviet offensive missiles in Cuba
8:
740:and another exercise off Sardinia in April.
1102:Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships
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793:ships and planes for the past three days.
918:visited seven NATO nations and 16 ports:
1096:This article incorporates text from the
1030:inspection in November. Following that,
946:, Germany. Then, after a transit of the
667:halt the coup and protect American lives
458:, Spain and the British Crown Colony of
239:7,823 long tons (7,949 t) full load
1428:De Soto County-class tank landing ships
280:, replaced in September, 1969 with six
28:
837:. The tank landing ship made port at
821:16 January 1971 the ship's cargo—two
66:
7:
405:and laid down on 1 October 1956, at
236:3,560 long tons (3,617 t) light
56:to the beach, date and place unknown
906:was deck-loaded piggyback on board
875:Departing Souda Bay on 9 February
25:
42:(LST-1178) seen marrying up with
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879:returned home via Barcelona and
641:After a lengthy in-port period,
533:underwent a regular overhaul at
498:, Greece before she returned to
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1402:List of United States Navy LSTs
1075:List of United States Navy LSTs
679:(nine miles from the center of
565:Atlantic Fleet, 1963–1964
1028:Board of Inspection and Survey
1006:both elicited praise from the
796:From August to October, 1970,
706:Mediterranean, 1966–1967
433:Mediterranean, 1960–1962
411:American Ship Building Company
125:American Ship Building Company
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1105:. The entry can be found
1063:Meritorious Unit Commendation
1026:and began preparations for a
340:170 officers and enlisted men
332:410 officers and enlisted men
195:Meritorious Unit Commendation
748:On her return voyage to the
637:Dominican intervention, 1965
1458:Ships built in Lorain, Ohio
744:In reserve, 1967–1970
446:from the east coast to the
401:was designed under project
296:(31 km/h; 20 mph)
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1448:Wood County, West Virginia
526:Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962
514:. Immediately thereafter,
108:Wood County, West Virginia
18:USS Wood County (LST-1178)
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1179:-class tank landing ships
1008:Chief of Naval Operations
871:secured to her deck, 1971
791:United States Coast Guard
713:operated locally off the
665:to the Caribbean isle to
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31:
1131:Amphibious Photo Archive
895:technology, the gunboat
606:Davisville, Rhode Island
249:446 ft (136 m)
803:Philadelphia Naval Base
284:diesels, two propellers
265:17 ft (5.2 m)
210:General characteristics
1453:Wood County, Wisconsin
1022:return, she offloaded
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561:removed the missiles.
535:Newport News, Virginia
500:Little Creek, Virginia
415:Norfolk Naval Shipyard
257:62 ft (19 m)
113:Wood County, Wisconsin
1045:Naval Vessel Register
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769:On 2 September 1969,
647:San Juan, Puerto Rico
543:aerial reconnaissance
1038:was decommissioned.
902:. On 22 March 1971,
614:Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
520:Vieques, Puerto Rico
419:Portsmouth, Virginia
301:Boats & landing
197:(Dominican Republic)
847:Royal Hellenic Navy
825:and a pair of Ammi
817:Mediterranean, 1971
725:Lovo Santo, Corsica
575:Operation Southtrap
205:Scrapped, July 2002
1443:Wood County, Texas
1053:Brownsville, Texas
1047:16 February 1989.
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651:Dominican Republic
377:United States Navy
103:Wood County, Texas
1438:Wood County, Ohio
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823:PCF "Swift boats"
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1239:Wood County
1218:York County
1125:Wood County
1116:Wood County
1061:received a
1059:Wood County
1049:Wood County
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1036:Wood County
1032:Wood County
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934:, Germany;
926:, Denmark;
912:Wood County
908:Wood County
889:Wood County
885:Wood County
877:Wood County
862:Wood County
843:Wood County
831:Wood County
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759:Wood County
754:Wood County
734:Tagliamento
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711:Wood County
700:Wood County
696:Wood County
685:Wood County
643:Wood County
619:Wood County
604:shifted to
602:Wood County
555:Wood County
531:Wood County
516:Wood County
504:Wood County
452:Polensa Bay
439:Wood County
399:Wood County
361:Wood County
189:Honours and
86:Wood County
40:Wood County
1463:1957 ships
1422:Categories
1123:"LST-1178
1084:References
986:, Turkey.
962:, France;
948:Kiel Canal
936:Portsmouth
920:Copenhagen
655:Juan Bosch
627:Charleston
363:(LST-1178)
337:Complement
270:Propulsion
179:IMO number
162:1 May 1972
52:to form a
1199:cancelled
1024:Tucumcari
1004:Tucumcari
988:Tucumcari
972:La Spezia
944:Rendsburg
916:Tucumcari
904:Tucumcari
898:Tucumcari
893:hydrofoil
881:Gibraltar
867:Tucumcari
851:Souda Bay
623:Air Force
539:Caribbean
478:, Spain;
476:Barcelona
393:Wisconsin
348:3 × twin
135:Laid down
1197:LST-1172
1069:See also
968:Brindisi
938:and the
932:Olpenitz
827:pontoons
780:sailboat
587:Sardinia
510:and the
468:Valencia
345:Armament
314:Capacity
167:Stricken
143:Launched
92:Namesake
54:causeway
45:LCU-1612
1387:Newport
736:river,
663:marines
610:Seabees
591:Majorca
480:Messina
456:Majorca
409:by the
403:SCB 119
183:8450366
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121:Builder
62:History
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984:Gölcük
980:Athens
974:, and
964:Naples
960:Toulon
595:Greece
593:, and
583:Turkey
496:Athens
490:; and
474:, and
391:, and
370:-class
365:was a
352:mounts
329:Troops
246:Length
222:-class
191:awards
1389:class
1380:class
1341:Grado
1018:Upon
956:Brest
835:Crete
738:Italy
690:Boxer
577:," a
492:Piles
460:Malta
385:Texas
308:LCVPs
294:knots
289:Speed
262:Draft
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1138:2007
1107:here
1002:and
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928:Kiel
922:and
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860:USS
783:Hiro
629:and
579:NATO
551:Cuba
494:and
482:and
472:Rota
381:Ohio
359:USS
273:6 ×
254:Beam
202:Fate
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81:Name
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