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This Web Site was built by the EQNEEDF and its intended use is for its author who has made available U. S. Aircraft Carrier Deployment History to the public less restricted membership access to thee entire narrative and historical content in great detail. By years end it will be completely uploaded. The typical air wing aboard a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier usually contains three FA-18 squadrons, one S-3 squadron, one EA-6B squadron, one E-2C squadron, and one helicopter squadron. You can find detailed information on each of these aircraft by clicking on the silhouette. That will take you to the Navy Fact File for that particular aircraft.
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“I built this web site, researched and wrote, typed and compiled the most compressive compilation of U.S. Aircraft Carrier Deployment History any where in the world. Thanks to the U.S. Navy for supplying the history. The Federal government of the U.S. doesn’t want much history available of retired aircraft carriers on the internet, but the history is for sale. The following report once completely uploaded, scheduled by years end, will conclude a ten year project authored by EQNEEDF of EQNEED Inc. The great potential Naval History has in respect to public relations encouraging movies illustrating the bravery, sacrifices, hardships and suffering of those who have served is waiting for exploitation. It is my hope, that U.S. Aircraft Carrier Deployment History brings to life the heroism and action of countless souls who have served aboard US Aircraft Carriers through authors whom can write stories from those who care to share history of there tour of duty, and those whom sacrificed there lives in pursuit of liberty, Freedom and obedience to the Republic of the Unites States of America.
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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY AND THOSE AIRCRAFT CARRIERS OPERATING WITH CORAL SEA DURING HER TOUR OF SERVICE CONSTRUCTION to LAUNCHING and EARLY JET AIRCRAFT DEVELOPMENT (10 July 1944—2 April 1946) |
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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY (10 July 1944 to 30 September 1947)
Chapter I CONSTRUCTION to LAUNCHING (10 July 1944 to October 1946)
Chapter II SIX FLEET AND ATLANTIC FLEET CVs AND CVBs DEPLOYMENTS (1 January 1946 to 30 September 1947) |
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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY EA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY (1 October 1947 to 8 September 1950)
Chapter III COMMISSIONING, SHAKEDOWN CRUISE & TRAINING (Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Caribbean Sea for West Indies and Panama Canal) (CV’s AND CVB’s OPERATING WITH CORAL SEA) (1 October 1947 to 6 June 1948)
Chapter IV MEDITERRANEAN AND CARIBBEAN MIDSHIPMAN CRUISE REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS & TRAINING off the Virginia Capes (7 June 1948 to 2 May 1949)
Chapter V SECOND MEDITERRANEAN SEA DEPLOYMENT REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS & TRAINING off the Virginia Capes (outbreak of hostilities in Korea) (3 May 1949 to 8 September 1950) |
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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY
Chapter VI THIRD MEDITERRANEAN SEA DEPLOYMENT REPAIRS & TRAINING off the Virginia Capes (Hostilities in Korea continue) (9 September 1950 to 19 March 1951)
Chapter VII FOURTH MEDITERRANEAN SEA DEPLOYMENT & OVERHAUL AT NORFOLK NAVY YARD (Local Virginia Capes operations and refresher training out of Guantanamo Bay) Iran History & Air Arm (Hostilities in Korea continue) (20 March 1951 to 18 April 1952)
Chapter VIII FIFTH MEDITERRANEAN SEA DEPLOYMENT, OVERHAUL AT NORFOLK NAVY YARD VA. & CARRIER QUALIFICATIONS off the Virginia Capes to Mayport, Fl., and into Cuban waters and the West Indies (Hostilities in Korea continue & carriers participating with the Seventh Fleet) (19 April to 25 April 1953)
Chapter IX SIXTH MEDITERRANEAN SEA DEPLOYMENT CARRIER QUALIFICATIONS off the Virginia Capes carrying out tests for the Bureau of Aeronautics and trained members of the Naval Reserve at Mayport, Fl., and Guantanamo Bay (Iran History & Air Arm) Hostilities in Korea continue) (26 April 1953 to 6 July 1954)
USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY KOREA AIRCRAFT CARRIER (CV-CVA, CVE & CVL) DEPLOYMENT DATES (1950 to 1953) Korean Theater of Operation CHAPTER X |
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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY (6 July 1954 to 2 April 1963)
Chapter XI SEVENTH MEDITERRANEAN SEA DEPLOYMENT ARRIER QUALIFICATIONS off the Virginia Capes to Mayport, Fl., and into Cuban waters and the West Indies (7 July 1954 to 4 April 1955)
Chapter XII EIGHTH MEDITERRANEAN SEA DEPLOYMENT operated out of Norfolk, ranging from the Virginia Capes to Mayport, Fl., and into Cuban waters and the West Indies (Iran History and Air Arm) (5 April 1955 to 12 August 1956)
Chapter XIII NINTH MEDITERRANEAN SEA DEPLOYMENT ARRIER QUALIFICATIONS SOUTHERN ATLANTIC, SOUTHERN & WESTERN PACIFIC CRUISE AND TRANSFER TO THE WEST COAST FOR OVERALL AT PUDGET SOUND NAVAL SHIPYARD, BREMERTON WA., (Suez Canal Crisis; after evacuating American citizens from the troubled area, stood by off Egypt until November 1956) (13 August 1956 to 25 February 1957)
Chapter XIV DEPLOYMENT HISTORY, AWARDS AND CITATIONS OPERATING with U.S. Atlantic Command (Atlantic Fleet) (8th & 2nd) and 6th Fleet operating in the Mediterranean Sea (19 January 1948 to 15 April 1957)
Chapter XV SOUTHERN ATLANTIC, SOUTHERN & WESTERN PACIFIC CRUISE AND TRANSFER TO THE WEST COAST FOR OVERALL AT PUDGET SOUND NAVAL SHIPYARD, BREMERTON WASHINGTON (Amphibious units landed 1,800 Marines on the beach near Beirut, Lebanon – Lebanon Crisis of summer 1958 - Nationalist Chinese islands of Quemoy and Matsu were threatened with communist invasion in August 1958 - Evacuation of 56 U.S. citizens and three foreign nationals from Nicara, Cuba) Iran History & Air Arm (1 January 1957 to 10 March 1960)
Chapter XVI PUDGET SOUND NAVAL SHIPYARD, BREMERTON, WA. DEPLOYMENT TO ALAMEDA, CA. VIA VANCOUVER, B. C. (11 March 1960 to 18 September 1960)
Chapter XVII FIRST “WESTPAC” AND VIETNAM EXPEDITIONARY FORCE (VEF) DEPLOYMENT Vietnam History (19 September 1960 to 11 December 1961)
Chapter XVIII SECOND “WESTPAC” AND SECOND VIETNAM EXPEDITIONARY FORCE (VEF) DEPLOYMENT - Installation of the Pilot Landing Aid Television (PLAT)) OVERHAUL & REPAIR - CVAs OPERATING DURING THE CUBA MISSLE CRISIS (12 December 1961 to 2 April 1963) |
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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY THIRD “WESTPAC” DEPLOYMENT U.S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS OPERATING WITH CORAL SEA (Iran History Gulf of Tonkin Incident/Vietnam Conflict/War Begins (3 April 1963 to 6 December 1964) |
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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY FOURTH “WESTPAC” DEPLOYMENT AND FIRST VIETNAM COMBAT CRUISE, U.S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS OPERATING WITH CORAL SEA - MAJOR OVERHAUL AT HUNTERS POINT, SAN FRANCISCO, CA. AND LOCAL TRAINING OPERATIONS (7 December 1964 to 28 July 1966) |
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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY (29 July 1966 to 7 August 1968)
Chapter XXI FIFTH “WESTPAC” DEPLOYMENT AND SECOND VIETNAM COMBAT CRUISE - U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS OPERATING WITH CORAL SEA - RESTRICTED AVAILABILTY AT HUNTERS POINT, SAN FRANCISCO, CA. & LOCAL TRAINING OPERATIONS (29 July 1966 to 25 July 1967)
Chapter XXII SIXTH “WESTPAC” DEPLOYMENT AND THIRD VIETNAM COMBAT CRUISE - U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS OPERATING WITH CORAL SEA - OVERHAUL AT HUNTERS POINT, SAN FRANCISCO, CA. & LOCAL TRAINING OPERATIONS (Iran History & Air Arm (26 July 1967 to 7 August 1968) |
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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY CHAPTER XXIII to XXIV 15157 (8 August 1968 to 16 April 1971)
Chapter XXIII SEVENTH “WESTPAC” DEPLOYMENT AND FOURTH VIETNAM COMBAT CRUISE - U.S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS OPERATING WITH CORAL SEA- RESTRICTED AVAILABILITY AT BREMERTON, WA. & LOCAL TRAINING OPERATIONS (8 August 1968 to 11 September 1969)
Chapter XXIV EIGHTH “WESTPAC” DEPLOYMENT AND FIFTH VIETNAM COMBAT CRUISE - U.S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS OPERATING WITH CORAL SEA - OVERHAUL AT HUNTER’S POINT NAVAL SHIPYARD, SAN FRANCISO, CA. & LOCAL TRAINING OPERATIONS (12 September 1969 to 16 April 1971) |
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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY NINITH “WESTPAC” DEPLOYMENT AND SIXTH VIETNAM COMBAT CRUISE U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS OPERATING WITH CORAL SEA OVERHAUL AT HUNTERS POINT, SAN FRANCISCO, CA. & LOCAL TRAINING OPERATIONS (ReTra and air wing operations) Iran History & Air Arm Operation Homecoming, the repatriation of U.S. POWs commenced 27 Jan. 1973 (17 April 1971 to 30 September 1972) |
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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY USS CORAL SEA (CVA-43) WESTPAC DEPLOYMENT, VIETNAM EXPEDITIONARY FORCE (VEF), COMBAT CRUISE AND PEACE KEEPING PATROL DATES & Tenth “WesthPac” CHAPTER XXVI (19 September 1960 to 11 August 1973) & XXVII (28 December 1972 to 31 December 1973)
USS CORAL SEA (CVA-43) WESTPAC DEPLOYMENT, VIETNAM EXPEDITIONARY FORCE (VEF), COMBAT CRUISE AND PEACE KEEPING PATROL DATES PLANES LOST AND LINE DAYS/LINE PERIODS AWARDS/MEDALS/CITATIONS, KIA/MIA/POW, U.S. MILITARY CASUALTIES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA CHAPTER XXVI (19 September 1960 to 11 August 1973)
TENTH “WESTPAC” DEPLOYMENT AND FRIST VIETNAM PEACE KEEPING CRUISE U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS OPERATING WITH CORAL SEA CARQUALS AND RRESTRICTED AVAILABILTY Iran History & Air Arm Operation Homecoming, the repatriation of U.S. POWs CHAPTER XXVII (28 December 1972 to 31 December 1973) |
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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 ELEVENTH “WESTPAC” DEPLOYMENT U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS OPERATING WITH CORAL SEA The evacuation of U.S. citizens from Cyprus - Collapse of Cambodia - Operation Eagle Pull and fall of Saigon to the North Vietnamese Operation Frequent Wind EXTENDED SELECTED RRESTRICTED AVAILABILTY (ERSA) NAVAL SHIPYARD LONG BEACH, CA. Iran History & Air Arm (1 January 1974 to 31 December 1975) |
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AIRCRAFT CARRIER PORT PERIODS WHILE ON DEPLOYMENT DURING THE VIETNAM CONFLICT |
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U. S., ALLIES AND NORTH VIETNAM AIRCRAFT DURING VIETNAM CONFLICT-WAR/CAMBODIA INDEPENDENCE (1964 – 1975) |
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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 U.S. Aircraft Carriers operating with Coral Sea, CV-43 ESRA, CV-43 Sea Trials and Training- Iran History & Air Arm CHAPTER XXX (1 January to 31 December 1976) Part I (1 January 1976 to 8 July1976) Part II (9 July to 31 December 1976) |
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SUMMARY OF U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER VIETNAM DEPLOYMENTS Evacuation of the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh 12 April 1975 in Operation Eagle Pull and Operation Frequent Wind, the evacuation of Saigon 28 April 1975 Vietnam A.C. Dep. |
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Order of battle for carriers and carrier-based squadrons in the Western Pacific (WestPac) and Vietnam 1964-1975 second reference - Ref. 38 Vietnam (1964-1975) |
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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 TWELFTH “WESTPAC” DEPLOYMENT AND LOCAL TRAINING OPERATIONS (Multi-nation combat exercises with Japan, Korea, and the Republic of China) U.S. Aircraft Carriers “WestPac” and Indian Ocean Deployments (Indian Ocean operations keeping the peace in the Middle East (Iran History & Air Arm) CHAPTER XXXII (1 January 1977 to 31 December 1977) Part I (1 January to 26 September 1977) Part II (27 September to 31 December 1977) |
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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY U.S. Aircraft Carriers “WestPac,” Indian Ocean and Arabian Sea Deployments (Indian Ocean operations keeping the peace in the Middle East during which time riots against the shah's regime took place in several Iranian cities, resulting in the Iranian revolution with control of Iran shifting to Ayatollah Khomeini; followed by the Shah of Iran’s admission into the U. S. (22 October 1979) for medical treatment which touched off a huge demonstration in Tehran demanding his extradition and on the morning of 4 November 1979, exactly one year before the United States Presidential election, a mob of around 3,000 students stormed the U.S. embassy gate in Tehran, overran the guards, and took the sixty-six people inside hostage, in the name of Ayatollah Khomeini), and a $80,000,000 11 month overhaul at Puget Sound Naval Ship Yard, Bremerton, Washington for CV-43 and upon conclusion sailed for Alameda, Ca. 8 February 1979, arriving the next day; underwent overhaul on 6 March 1978, during which the last of her 5-inch battery and all gun directors were removed, followed by Refresher Training and CarQuals with Carrier Air Wing FIFTEEN (CVW-15) embarked, to include many visits at NASNI, San Diego, Ca. (Iran History & Air Arm) Chapter XXXIII (1 January 1978 to 3 November 1979) Part I (1 January 1978 to 30 June 1978) Part II (1 July 1978 to 17 February 1979) Part III (18 February to 3 November 1979) |
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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY Thirteenth “WestPac” and first Indian Ocean and Arabian Sea deployment (Operation Evening Light and Eagle Claw during the Iranian revolution & Iran hostage crisisa (Iran History, Air Arm)) and Cheju-Do Islands in the Sea of Japan on the way home via Korea), operating with other Aircraft Carriers and upon completion conducted training operations and Carrier Qualifications Chapter XXXIV (4 November 1979 to 11 June 1980) Part I (4 November to 4 December 1979) Part II (5 December 1979 to 10 January 1980) Part III (11 January to 23 February 1980) Part IV (24 February to 20 April 1980) Part V (21 April to 11 June 1980) |
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Iran Air Force Iran History & Air Arm
IIAF -Imperial Iranian Air Force (mid '20s-feb79) IRIAF - Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force (1980 to 2012)
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GOT TO KNOW YOUR ENEMY I GUESS - Iran POSTED 6 September 2012/ Revisited 13 October 2012 |
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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY The Voyager, USS CORAL SEA (CV-43) - January 1980, Vol. 8, No. 1 CHAPTER XXXIV |
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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY USS Coral Sea (CV-43) at Naval Air Station, Alameda, Ca. conducting a $30 million modernization SRA (14 July to 10 October 1980) - U.S. Aircraft Carriers “WestPac,” Indian Ocean and Arabian Sea Deployments (1980) - CV-43 Hawaiian Training Cruise (3 May to 6 June 1981) - Tour of Duty aboard the Coral Sea concludes for YN3 Henion (December 1977 to 19 August 1981) – (Iran History, Air Arm & Iran hostage crisis and the Iraq and Iran War) CHAPTER XXXV (12 June 1980 to 20 August 1981) Part I (12 June to 21 December 1980) Part II (22 December 1980 to 20 August 1981) |
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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY FOURTEENTH “WESTPAC” DEPLOYMENT CV’s & CVN’s OPERATING WITH CORAL SEA LOCAL TRAINING OPERATIONS off the Virginia Capes & Cherry Point Iran History & Air Arm Iraq and Iran War CHAPTER XXXVI (21 August 1981 to 1 January 1983) Part I - (21 August 1981 to 7 May 1982) Part II - (8 May 1982 to 1 January 1983) |
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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY FIFTHEENTH “WESTPAC” DEPLOYMENTCV’s & CVN’s OPERATING WITH CORAL SEA 15-MONTH COMPLEX OVERHAUL & ALTERATIONS AT NORFOLK NAVY YARD VA. SEA TRIALS AND CARQUAL & LOCAL TRAINING OPERATIONS off the Virginia Capes & Cherry Point, while visiting Halifax, Nova Scotia Iran History & Air Arm / Iraq & Iran War CHAPTER XXXVII (2 January 1983 to 31 December 1984) Part I (2 January 1983 to 13 October 1983) Part II (14 October 1983 to 31 December 1984) |
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GOT TO KNOW YOUR ENEMY I GUESS - Iran POSTED 6 September 2012/ Revisited 13 October 2012 |
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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY TENTH MEDITERRANEAN SEA DEPLOYMENT CV’s & CVN’s OPERATING WITH CORAL SEA Exercise Dasix '85, Attain Document I, II & III in the Gulf of Sidra, Libya Air Attacks against Libya (Palestinian Liberation Front hijacked the Italian luxury liner, Achille Lauro – Bomb exploded on board a Trans World Airways flight en route to Athens from Rome, killing four American citizens) Operation Eldorado Canyon, Final Carrier launching of a Navy fleet F-4S Phantom II Iran History & Air Arm / Iraq & Iran War SEA TRIALS AND CARQUALS SELECTED RESTRICTED AVAILABILITY AT NORFOLK, VA. LOCAL TRAINING OPERATIONS off the Virginia Capes & Cherry Point, while visiting Halifax, Nova Scotia CHAPTER XXXVIII (1 January 1985 to 28 September 1987) Part I (1 January to 7 August 1985) Part II (8 August 1985 to 28 September 1987) |
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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY ELEVENTH MEDITERRANEAN SEA DEPLOYMENT CV’s & CVN’s OPERATING WITH CORAL SEA LOCAL TRAINING OPERATIONS off the Virginia Capes and Cherry Point (October 1988 to March 1989) USS Enterprise (CVN-65) responded during Iran 1 April incident in which USS Samuel B. Roberts (FFG-58) struck an Iranian mine in international waters - Iraq and Iran War, Cuba and Panama Canal shakedown cruise (March to May 1989) USS Coral Sea (CV-43) responded to a call for assistance from USS Iowa (BB-61) operating in the Caribbean Sea due to an explosion in the battleship's number two gun turret in which 47 crewmembers were killed 19 April 1989. CHAPTER XXXIX (29 September 1987 to 31 May 1989) Part I – (29 September 1987 to 31 August 1988) Part II – (1 September 1988 to 31 May 1989) |
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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY TWELFTH MEDITERRANEAN SEA DEPLOYMENT CV’s & CVN’s OPERATING WITH CORAL SEA The evacuation of the American embassy in Beirut, Lebanon CHAPTER XL (1 June 1989 to 31 December 1990) Part I – (1 June 1989 to 30 April 1990) Part II – (1 May to 31 December 1990) |
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USS Coral Sea (CV-43), former CVA-43, CVB-43 & CV-42
Chapter XLI Overhauls from her beginning to her decommission
Chapter XLII DECOMMISSIONING 26 April 1990 AT NORFOLK, VA., NAVY SHIPYARD, PIER 12 (Sold by the Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service (DRMS) for scrapping on 7 May 1993 - Scrapping completed as last 80' section is pulled ashore 9 August 2000 (13 April 1990 to 9 August 2000)
Chapter XLIII CORAL SEA DEPLOYMENT AND TOUR OF DUTY DATES (19/01/48 - 30/09/89)
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45 Billion Lost in Green Job Development by the Federal Government - 6 October 2012 Federal Renewable Reserve Depository (FRRD) and Americas Plight The President has divided the country MEXICO DEPORTS ILLEGAL ALIENS FROM LA MISSION TO HONDRUS Dear Presidente Felipe Calderón’s 30 August 2001
As an American, Disabled Veteran and writer living abroad with my friend whom cares for me in his house at Ejido Ursulo Galvan, I’m pleased to be in Mexico but at present I’m waiting to here from your government’s agency that is reviewing corrupt actions taken by Mexico Government Custom Agents fired years past.
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT STOLE MY PICKUP BECAUSE IT WAS NEW FROM MY EMPLOYEE |
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Planned Parent Hood - 6 Oct. 2012 Arizona Emigration Plight with Illegal Aliens– 6 October 2012 ARE VEHICLES WITH A WHEELCHAIR LIFT OR RAMP ALLOWED ENTRANCE INTO MEXICO? – 6 October 2012 Is the State Department and the Executive Branch liable for the Death of four Americans serving in Libya at the U.S. Embassy? – 6 October 2012 ran President’s is nothing more then a rock hanging off a cliff U.S. Embassy Marines with no bullets and Consulate Personnel in Africa and the Middle East on edge to say the least because America has no Peace through Strength policy |
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THE MAGNIFICENCE OF IDAHO & TREASURE VALLEY & GROWTH OF ADA & CANYON COUNTIES: A PROPOSED PLANNED COMMUNITY DISTRICT (PCD) OR MUNICIPALITY KNOWN AS MONTEBELLO AND EQNEEDF 2991 Trucking Letters and Issues
I have nothing against my Arabian bothers and sisters who would rather pray and fast then fight for two days and nights. I will embrace anyone, any where who puts peace above there petty judgments. Peace enhances liberty and freedoms. |
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TO: The President of the U.S. Of America - 2006
Dear Mr. President Bush
In our nations history, never before has weapons of mass destruction been so readily available and this threat so viable, it’s only prudent that the U.S. lead the way in dismantling nuclear war heads. To suggest that the U.S. become the world’s depository for spent Plutonium I think is unrealistic, yet we must assist any country that is willing to dismantle WMD’s while governments throughout the world should share the responsibility of storing nuclear waste in predetermined regions.
Dear Prime Minister:
In the midst’s of much endured suffering and the loss of so many, and many more if events escalate, it’s extremely difficult to be patient. You’re enemies, equipped with rockets, launching them at you illustrates the urgency in which the international crisis must be solved.
I support you in what ever you must do.
Summary of Israel's Possible Nuclear Delivery Systems: "Thank you for your e-mail to Prime Minister Ehud Olmert - 2006 Pillars of the Temple of Liberty - 2006 Terrorism is a plague on humanity as a whole and must be eliminated - 2006 |
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Energy Quest National Energy Efficient Development (EQNEED) Inc. Founder 2006 Politics
Weapons of Mass Destruction; EQNEEDF letter to The President of the U.S. Of America
TO: The President of the U.S. Of America - 2006
Dear Mr. President Bush
In our nations history, never before has weapons of mass destruction been so readily available and this threat so viable, it’s only prudent that the U.S. lead the way in dismantling nuclear war heads. To suggest that the U.S. become the world’s depository for spent Plutonium I think is unrealistic, yet we must assist any country that is willing to dismantle WMD’s while governments throughout the world should share the responsibility of storing nuclear waste in predetermined regions.
Dear Prime Minister:
In the midst’s of much endured suffering and the loss of so many, and many more if events escalate, it’s extremely difficult to be patient. You’re enemies, equipped with rockets, launching them at you illustrates the urgency in which the international crisis must be solved.
I support you in what ever you must do.
Summary of Israel's Possible Nuclear Delivery Systems: "Thank you for your e-mail to Prime Minister Ehud Olmert - 2006 Pillars of the Temple of Liberty - 2006 Terrorism is a plague on humanity as a whole and must be eliminated - 2006 |
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The Navy is headed to Vietnam. That should be interesting.
SOUTHEAST ASIA
Southeast Asia (Cambodia, Laos, Burma, Thailand and Vietnam) is presented as a review of individual countries history in respect to the Kingdom of Laos and the influence of Buddhism that originated in China. Laos and Vietnam communist governments’ history from there beginning to present illustrate great sacrifices and suffering for those who were involved in the creation of communism and those affected by it. This work is research under going and in know way suggests anything other then citing historical facts, yet I think it’s safe to say, there were to many competing ideologies to co-exist within the political arena of Laos, resulting in the destruction of the Kingdom of Laos. The U.S. failure to succeed in Laos and Vietnam was as a direct result of ideologies dividing people within regions, Communist Party Members of both Vietnam and Laos to include Royal Family Members of the Kingdom of Laos. Americans under estimated the resolve I think of the communist and eventually realized the need to with draw support for South Vietnam, when an increasing number of Americans thought that Vietnam served no national security threat to the United States of America and while communisms was hated, many felt the world was big enough to co-exist peacefully to the extinct necessary to sign a peace agreement I guess. One thing is for sure, the U.S. pumped allot of money and personnel into Vietnam for a long time. There are many stories originating from the history of south east Asian to say the least. Many brave souls on every side fighting for what they believed in. I can see the struggle of humanity is still far from over and political ideologies will until the end, be as different as the moon from the sun. I’ll stick with a Republic defended by Aircraft Carriers, with a strong Navy, Marines, Air force, Army and U.S. Coast Guard.
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