Row K
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YT-146 Hoga
YTB-785 Winnemucca CG-32 William H. Standley CG-29 Jouett CG-30 Horne CG-23 Halsey CG-22 England CG-21 Gridley CG-16 Leahy AP-110 General John Pope AP-150 General Patrick LSD-40 Fort Fisher LSD-28 Thomaston LSD-35 Monticello AR-8 Jason AO-180 Willamette AE-29 Mount Hood AOR-3 Kansas City AS-32 Holland LPD-2 Vancouver 
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The Row
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The Ships
YT-146 USS Hoga
Woban-Class Harbor Tug Hoga (Sioux for "fish") was built in 1940 for the US Navy and was present at Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7th 1941. She served at Pearl until 1948 when she was loaned (and bought) to the Port of Oakland as a fireboat, and was renamed "Port of Oakland" then "City of Oakland." She was declared a national historic landmark in 1989 but decline of the fireboat resulted in her returning to the Navy in 1994 and storage in the SBRF. She was donated to the Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum in 2005, but didn't arrive until a decade later, in November 2015. She is currently under reconstruction.
Woban-Class Harbor Tug Hoga (Sioux for "fish") was built in 1940 for the US Navy and was present at Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7th 1941. She served at Pearl until 1948 when she was loaned (and bought) to the Port of Oakland as a fireboat, and was renamed "Port of Oakland" then "City of Oakland." She was declared a national historic landmark in 1989 but decline of the fireboat resulted in her returning to the Navy in 1994 and storage in the SBRF. She was donated to the Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum in 2005, but didn't arrive until a decade later, in November 2015. She is currently under reconstruction.
YTB-785 Winnemucca
CG-32 William H. Standley
CG-30 Horne
CG-29 Jouett
CG-23 Halsey
CG-22 England
CG-21 Gridley
CG-16 Leahy
AP-110 General John Pope
AP-150 General Patrick
LSD-40 Fort Fisher
Anchorage-Class Dock Landing Ship Fort Fisher was built in 1972 and was deployed 10 times to the Pacific and 3 into the Persian Gulf. She was modified to handle the Landing Craft Air Cushion in the mid 80s and brought humanitarian aid to Somalia and was in Operation United Shield. Fort Fisher was struck from the NVR on February 27, 1998. She left the SBRF on January 5, 2010, and was scrapped in January 2011.
Anchorage-Class Dock Landing Ship Fort Fisher was built in 1972 and was deployed 10 times to the Pacific and 3 into the Persian Gulf. She was modified to handle the Landing Craft Air Cushion in the mid 80s and brought humanitarian aid to Somalia and was in Operation United Shield. Fort Fisher was struck from the NVR on February 27, 1998. She left the SBRF on January 5, 2010, and was scrapped in January 2011.
LSD-28 Thomaston
LSD-35 Monticello
AR-8 Jason
AO-180 Willamette
AE-29 Mount Hood
AOR-3 Kansas City
AS-32 Holland
LPD-2 Vancouver
Page Last Updated: 11/27/16
