USS Amphion (AR-13) - Source

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  • This article incorporates text from the public domain Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships. The entry can be found here.


Amphion-class repair ship
  • Amphion
  • Cadmus
List of auxiliaries of the United States Navy
Type C3 ships
C3
  • Almeria Lykes
  • Exchester
  • Exchequer
  • Howell Lykes
  • Mormacland
  • Mormacmail
  • Mormacpenn (1939)
  • Mormacpenn (1940)
  • Mormacstar (1939)
  • Mormacsun
  • Mormactide
  • Mormacyork (1939)
  • Mormacyork (1940)
  • Sea Arrow
  • Sea Fox
  • Sea Hound
  • Sea Panther
  • Sea Star
Modified C3
  • Amphion
  • Cadmus
  • Cumberland Sound
  • Hamlin
  • Hawaiian Merchant
  • Hawaiian Packer
  • Hawaiian Planter
  • Hawaiian Shipper
  • Irenee Du Pont
  • Kenneth Whiting
  • St. George

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