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(Updated 9 May 2008)


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U.S.S. Oriskany CV/CVA 34
A Mullinnix partner for all 3 of her trips
to the Vietnam gunline, she joins Mux for one final voyage.
USS Charles F Adams DDG-2
The last of a unique breed of ship
Goodbye Daisy Mae!
The final chapter for the
last heavy cruiser
in the world
USS Des Moines CA-134


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Did you take pictures of a helo buzzing Mux off the coast of Vietnam in 1966? Firing rockets off the bow?
If yes, go to 1966 Vietnam Pictures AND send pics to FTG3 Frank "Woody" Wood



When is the last time you saw one of these?    

Last All-Gun Destroyer In US History
he belonged to the Forrest Sherman Class - the last Destroyer Class in US Naval History to sport 100% gun armament. The USS Hull was the last 'all-gun' destroyer in the Pacific to be decommissioned in 1982.

month later, the Mullinnix was the last 'all-gun' Destroyer in the Atlantic to be decommissioned. The end of an era was complete with that decommissioning. The United States Navy will never again see a fighting ship with ALL guns.




There's Two Types of
Ships: Destroyers and the
Destroyed

Back Cover - Mullinnix Commissioning Brochure


estroyer: A high-speed warship designed to operate offensively with strike forces, with hunter-killer groups, and in support of amphibious assault operations. Destroyers also operate defensively to screen support forces and convoys against submarine, air, and surface threats. Normal armament consists of 3-inch and 5-inch dual-purpose guns and various antisubmarine warfare weapons. Designated as DD.



Ship's Song from the 50/60's
(Colonel Bogey's March)


Ship's Song from the 70's
(Riders On The Storm)






Pages updated recently
Liberty Call - San Fran 69
1973 History
The Rocket - 1973
2007 Mullinnix Reunion
Unitas III - 1962
1961 Med Cruise
Mux National Musuem
1973 Music - Concerts!
Liberty Call - Midway 1972
1972 Vietnam Pictures - Page 7!!
1972 Ship Crew - Page 3!!
1972 Liberty Call - Hong Kong
1973 Cruise
1974 Ship's Crew
1958 Commissioning
1974 Pictures

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"Any man who may be asked in this century what he did to make his life worthwhile, I think can respond with a good deal of pride and satisfaction: I served in the United States Navy."

John F. Kennedy
Remarks at the United States Naval Academy
1 August, 1963