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USS Fremont (APA-44)
Received five World War II battle stars. Fremont earned the Amphibious Assault Award for 12 consecutive years.

USS Deuel (APA-160) Association
Site for Navy, Marines crewmembers and their families of this WW 2 and Korean War attack transport.

USS Harry Lee (APA-10)
This website is dedicated to the officers and enlisted men who served aboard the USS Harry Lee, APA-10, an assault transport during the Second World War.

USS Magoffin (APA-199) Veterans Association
Page is dedicated to the USS Magoffin APA-199 and the vets who manned her.

USS Telfair (APA/LPA-210)
Served diring World War II and the Korean conflict.

USS Knox (APA-46)
A photographic history of the USS Knox, a World War II Bayfield Class Attack Transport.

USS Henrico (APA-45) Reunion Association
Ship's history, crew roster, photos, memorials, and reunion information.

USS Chilton (APA-38)
The United States Ship Chilton, ex S.S. Sea Needle, was home to some two thousand seamen over more than thirty years of service to their country.

USS Pickaway (APA-222)
The USS Pickaway APA-222 Group was used to transport troops to and from the designated battle fields, starting in WWII and continuing for many years afterwards.

USS. Bayfield (APA-33)
Reunion association's site includes the history from her Coast Guard days, landing US Army troops on D-Day, landing the US Marines at Iwo Jima, "A" bomb tests at Bikini Atoll, through the Korea war.