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USS BLUE DESTROYER
U.S. Navy
USS Blueridge LCC 19
U.S. Navy
USS BOISE CL47
U.S. Navy
USS BOISE SSN764
U.S. Navy
USS BOLD (AM 424)
U.S. Navy
USS BONEFISH (SS582
U.S. Navy
uss bonhome richard
U.S. Navy
USS BonHomme Richard CVA-31
U.S. Navy
USS BonHomme Richard CVA31
U.S. Navy
USS Boone FFG-28
U.S. Navy
USS Boston SSN 703
U.S. Navy
uss bostoncag1
U.S. Navy
USS BOTTINEAU APA 235
U.S. Navy
USS BOWDITCH
U.S. Navy
Uss Bowen 1079
U.S. Navy
USS BOWERS (APD-40) - USS LLOYD (APD-63
U.S. Navy
USS BOWERS APD-40
U.S. Navy
USS BOWIE 137
U.S. Navy
USS BOXER CVA21
U.S. Navy
uss boxer lhd4
U.S. Navy
Uss Boxer LPH - 4 Norfolk VA.
U.S. Navy
USS BRADLEY FF1041
U.S. Navy
USS BRAIN
U.S. Navy
USS Brattleboro EPCER 852
U.S. Navy
The USS Brattleboro (EPCER-852) was originally laid down as a PCE-842-class patrol craft escort during World War II. Commissioned in 1944, she served primarily as a rescue and experimental vessel, designated as an Experimental Patrol Craft Escort Rescue (EPCER). Throughout her career, Brattleboro conducted various testing and training missions, supporting naval research and development efforts. After years of valuable service, she was decommissioned and struck from the Naval Vessel Register in 1968, marking the end of her unique contributions to the U.S. Navy.