USS Staff (AM-114) - Post-World War II Operations

Post-World War II Operations

In late December, she visited Shanghai; then headed for the United States. She stopped at Pearl Harbor early in February 1946 and reached San Pedro, California, on the 14th. There, she reported to the 19th Fleet and began inactivation overhaul at Terminal Island, California.

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