USS Paw Paw (1863) - Continued Operations With The Mississippi Squadron

Continued Operations With The Mississippi Squadron

Through the end of the war, Paw Paw remained active in the Mississippi Squadron maintaining Union control of the vast river system which acted as the nerves and sinews of the South.

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