USS Sentry (AM-299) - Republic of Vietnam Navy Career

Republic of Vietnam Navy Career

The former Sentry was transferred to South Vietnam's navy, the Republic of Vietnam Navy, on 31 August 1962 as RVNS Ky Hoa (HQ-09). Her fate after that date is unreported in secondary sources.

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