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	USS Charleston Specs
		Since, twelve more of the class have been built, the last of which was named USS Charleston-A, after both the class's lead ship and a Saber Class vessel named Charleston that served Starfleet from 2374-2376.
		On 2, November 2372 the USS Charleston is officially commissioned by Starfleet during a brief ceremony.
		USS Charleston is ordered to begin shakedown cruise estimate to last one year.
	www.angelfire.com /trek/uss_charleston/specs.htm (644 words)

	USS Charleston (C-22) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The third USS Charleston (C-22) (later CA-19) was a United States Navy St.
		Charleston was stripped down to the waterline and then sold to the Powell River Company, Ltd. On 25 October 1930, the ship was towed to Powell River, British Columbia, Canada, to serve as a floating breakwater for a large logging mill.
		In 1961, heavy weather caused the Charleston to partially flood, and her hull was towed to Kelsey Bay, on the north coast of Vancouver Island.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/USS_Charleston_(C-22) (784 words)

	Naval History/USS Charleston C-22
		The third Charleston (C-22), a protected cruiser, was launched 23 January 1904 by Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co., Newport News, VA.; sponsored by Miss H. Rhett, and commissioned 17 October 1905 Captain H. Winslow in command.
		Charleston cruised to South American ports in the summer of 1906 with Secretary of State Elihu Root on board for good-will visits, and after disembarking the official party at Panama in September, returned to the west coast for overhaul.
		Charleston sailed from Philadelphia for the west coast 23 July 1919, reaching Bremerton, Wash., 24 August.
	www.navyhistory.com /cruiser/Charleston2.html (586 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		This webpage is dedicated to the USS Charleston PG51, and the Navy veterans who served on its crew.
		The USS Charleston was launched February 26, 1936 by the Charleston Navy Yard, and was decommissioned May 10, 1946.
		The illustration shown on this page is an artist's rendition of the USS Charleston PG-51 using its four six-inch cannons to bombard Attu Island in the Aleutians in May of 1943 while under attack from Japanese torpedo bombers, one of which is shown launching a torpedo at the ship.
	www.usscharlestonpg51.com (165 words)

	Charleston Class (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Since, twelve more of the class have been built, the last of which was named USS Charleston-A, after both the class's lead ship and a Saber Class vessel named Charleston that server Starfleet from 2374-2376.
		After nine years of redesigns, changes, and deliberation the Charleston's primary design is approved and briefs for the propulsion, computer, weapons and spaceframe parameters are sent out to Starfleet design agencies for consultation.
		USS Charleston production begins with a projected 7 year turnover for the prototype.
	www.bravofleet.net /avalon/starship-charleston.htm (666 words)

	USS Charleston
		Charleston sailed from Philadelphia for the west coast 23 July 1919, reaching Bremerton, Washington, 24 August and she was placed in reduced commission until late in 1920.
		Royce was in the Navy and served on the USS Charleston from August of 1918 to January of 1919.
		On October 25, 1930 the hulk of the Charleston stripped to her waterline was towed to the log pond and was the first ship to take her place standing guard at the log pond.
	freepages.military.rootsweb.com /~cacunithistories/USS_Charleston.html (5019 words)

	USS Charleston (C-22)
		She was launched 23 January 1904 by Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co., Newport News, Virginia, sponsored by Miss H. Rhett, and commissioned 17 October 1905, Captain H. Winslow in command.
		In September and October 1918, she made two convoy escort voyages to Nova Scotia, then joined the cruiser and transport force, with which she made five voyages to France carrying occupation troops overseas and returning with combat veterans.
		Here she was placed in reduced commission until late in 1920, when she arrived in San Diego to serve as administrative flagship for Commander, Destroyer Squadrons, Pacific Fleet.
	publicliterature.org /en/wikipedia/u/us/uss_charleston__c_22_.html (636 words)

	USS Charleston - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The first Charleston was a galley mounting one 24-pounder gun, identical to Mars (length 52 ft, breadth 15 ft, depth 5.1 ft, complement 28).
		She was built at Charleston in 1798, commanded by "Captain-of-a-Galley" James Payne, and used to defend the coast of South Carolina during the Quasi-War with France.
		The third Charleston (C-22) was a protected cruiser that served from 1905 to 1923.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/USS_Charleston (216 words)

	Charleston
		The USS CHARLESTON, a protected cruiser, was sent to the Far East after the outbreak of the war, convoying transports containing 2,500 troops to reinforce Commodore Dewey's Asiatic Squadron and to begin the land campaign in the Philippines.
		In addition, the CHARLESTON and her charges carried a new supply of ammunition for Dewey's understocked magazines; a new gun to replace one of the BALTIMORE's, which had been damaged; and sixty-seven additional navy crewmen.
		As the CHARLESTON and her small squadron approached, there was concern and speculation among the crews of Dewey's ship as they did not know if it was an American or a Spanish squadron that was approaching.
	www.spanamwar.com /charleston.htm (877 words)

	Freedom Trail-Charlestown Navy Yard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		USS Cassin Young, refitted and modernized in the yard's drydock, represents the type of ship built in the yard during World War II.
		USS Constitution is operated by the U.S. Navy in cooperation with the National Park Service.
		The USS Constitution Museum is located in the Charlestown Navy Yard near the ship.
	www.nps.gov /bost/Charlestown_Navy_Yard.htm (148 words)

	USS ASSURANCE-A Salute to the Minesweeper USS ASSURANCE(MSO-521)
		Assurance sailed to Charleston, S.C., on 11 January 1967 for interim overhaul and returned to her home port on 11 March to commence type training.
		She sailed back to Charleston on 5 July to provide services to the naval mine warfare school and then briefly visited Panama City before returning to Charleston for overhaul.
		The minesweeper began 1976 in upkeep at Charleston and operated in the Jacksonville, Fla., area from 13 to 26 March.
	www.geocities.com /Pentagon/Bunker/2170/assurance2.html (1584 words)

	Charleston Samplers
		Charleston has more than its share of places and things that help to define it as a place unlike any other.
		We have captured a few of these notable landmarks in miniature form, including the USS Yorktown, WWII’s "Fighting Lady", which vigilantly guards Charleston’s Harbor, the Charleston City Market, which is still as vibrant today as it was 200 years ago.
		One of Charleston’s newer landmarks, the Pineapple Fountain, is a symbol of welcome to the city, and a favorite destination for kids during the dog days of summer.
	charlestonsamplers.com /Landmarks.htm (184 words)

	More on the U.S.S. PATAPSCO
		USS Patapsco, a 1335-ton Passaic class Union Navy monitor built at Wilmington, Delaware, was commissioned in early January 1863.
		Remaining off South Carolina and Georgia during much of 1864 and into 1865, the monitor, or her boat crews, took part in a reconnaissance of the Wilmington River, Georgia, in January 1864 and helped capture or destroy enemy sailing vessels in February and November of that year.
		On 14 January 1865, while participating in obstruction clearance operations in Charleston Harbor, USS Patapsco struck a Confederate mine and sank in the channel off Fort Moultrie in 1865.
	www.numa.net /expeditions/patapsco_1.html (259 words)

	Ships of the California Naval Militia: USS Charleston
		CHARLESTON cleared Mare Island Navy Yard 10 April 1890 to join the Pacific Squadron as flagship, cruising in the eastern Pacific.
		CHARLESTON joined in the final bombardment of 13 August, which brought about the surrender of the city of Manila.
		CHARLESTON grounded on an uncharted reef near Camiguin Island north of Luzon on 2 November.
	www.militarymuseum.org /Charleston.html (574 words)

	USS Miranda Federation Starship Database (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		After nine years of redesigns, changes, and deliberation the Charleston’s primary is approved and briefs for the propulsion, computer, and weapons and spaceframe parameters are sent out to Starfleet agencies for consultation.
		USS Charleston production begins with a projected 7year turnover for the prototype.
		USS Charleston returns to Utopia Planitia Shipyards for final exterior markings and paint.
	www.ussmiranda.com /ships/charleston.htm (899 words)

	LEAHY
		USS Leahy dependants cruise is held on 2 June.
		USS Leahy departs San Diego for WestPac 1980 on 15 May. Leahy arrives at Pearl Harbor on 23 May. Leahy departs Pearl Harbor on 27 May for Pusan, Korea.
		USS Leahy is on station many weeks in the Persian Gulf and returns from West PAC cruise in May.
	www.ussleahy.com /LeahyLog.html (3563 words)

	Uss Charleston (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The USS Charleston, NCC-70570-A, is a Charleston Class ship and a member of Task Force 9, Division Two, Task Group Delta.
		The lead ship of the class, USS Charleston (LKA-113) was decommissioned in 1992, and was joined by USS Saint Louis (LKA-116) in FY-93.
		USS Charleston is a Star Trek play-by-Email simulation in Bravofleet's 9th TaskForce.
	www.callsouthcarolina.com /uss-charleston.html (210 words)

	USS Charleston (LKA 113)
		USS CHARLESTON was the first of five CHARLESTON - class amphibious cargo ships.
		Initially laid down as AKA 113 but redesignated LKA 113 on January 1, 1969, the USS CHARLESTON was transfered to the Naval Reserve Force in the early 1980s, but returned to the active fleet shortly afterwards because of the need for additional sealift capacity.
		Decommissioned on April 14, 1968, the CHARLESTONis now berthed at the Naval Inactive Ships Maintenance Facility at Philadelphia, Penn., where she is held in reserve to make her available in the case of a military emergency.
	navysite.de /lka/lka113.htm (156 words)

	Haiko´s Filmlexikon - USS Charleston
		Die USS Charleston soll dies überprüfen und in Kürze auslaufen.
		Filmisch gesehen ist „USS CHARLESTON“ eigentlich ganz gelungen.
		Filmisch gesehen ist „USS CHARLESTON“ ganz sicher kein Meisterwerk.
	www.haikosfilmlexikon.de /sf/uv/usscharl.html (736 words)

	Charleston Area Convention & Visitor Bureau - Charleston, SC
		A key display will be the USS AUSTIN, an “Amphibious Transport Dock Ship” designed to transport and land ashore her complement of Marines and their equipment by either helicopter or surface amphibious landing craft.
		The Charleston Maritime Festival is an annual celebration of South Carolina’s rich maritime past, present and future.
		The Charleston Maritime Festival is managed by the South Carolina Maritime Heritage Foundation, a nonprofit organization currently constructing the Spirit of South Carolina, the state’s only Tall Ship.
	www.charlestoncvb.com /visitors/events.html?category=1&show_month=06-2006&month=06&year=2006&event_id=3380 (349 words)

	Marcus Eneg Shepherd
		Marcus graduated Starfleet Academy in 2366, and was fast-tracked to Lieutenant, junior grade, and was assigned to the USS Argen.
		In late 2374, the USS Charleston was docked at DS8, and the Stellar Cartographer Dept. Head fell ill, and was placed into DS8's infirmary.
		Marcus was transfered to the Charleston, and ended up staying on board until early 2375, when he was transfered to the USS Cyrex as the Department head of Stellar Cartographer, and as the Second Officer of the steamrunner-class vessel as well.
	members.tripod.com /usstomar/htmlfiles/bios/bioShepherdM.htm (1334 words)

	USS VENTURE-A Salute to the Minesweeper USS VENTURE(MSO-496)
		Although her home port was changed from Charleston, S.C. to Panama City, Florida January 1st, 1959, the minesweeper embarked upon her first Mediterranean cruise from the former port on January 9, 1959 as the flagship of Mine Division (MinDiv) 81.
		On August 3, 1959, the minesweeper departed Charleston, bound finally for Panama City, Fla., her new home port, and became engaged in routine services to the Navy's Mine Defense Laboratory on various projects, until the end of the year.
		She entered Jacksonville Shipyard at Charleston on 1 September and remained through the middle of November to receive a prototype FRAM conversion to her fantail and minesweeping equipment; this restored to her a full minesweeping capability.
	www.geocities.com /Pentagon/Bunker/2170/venture2.html (3626 words)

	USS Starfire - Phillip Ryan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		His first assignment in 2358 was aboard the USS Charleston, where he served as part of the social sciences division.
		In 2363, he was transferred the USS Cousteu as a lieutenant junior grade to be the division head of the social science department.
		He was then assigned to the USS Ballard as an assistant counselor.
	www.ussstarfire.net /profiles/ryan.html (351 words)

	navychronology1861b
		23 USS Release and Yankee engaged Confederate batteries at the mouth of Potomac Creek, Virginia.
		Though the battle was inconclusive, Captain Levin M. Powell of USS Potomac noted one result that could be bothersome to Union naval forces: "The caliber and long range of the rifled cannon [of Florida].
		Port Royal Sound, about equidistant from Savannah and Charleston, was of recognized importance, and one of the first locations fortified by the Confederates against the entrance of Union ships.
	www.usnlp.org /navychronology/1861b.html (7782 words)

	USS Charleston NCC-70570. Allows people to enjoy a PBeM Simm in a startrek universe experience.
		Rushing in where angels fear to tread...the year is 2381, and you've been recruited by Starfleet to protect the universe as part of the brave crew of the USS Charleston NSCC-70570-A. Designed to be a fast, powerful, battleship, the Charleston class ship is one of Starfleet's best unknown designs.
		With many threats still facing the Federation after the Dominion war, coupled with her exploration duties, the Charleston class ship is capable of both duties.
		Chantal has served on the Charleston since July 2002 as her Executive Officer, and she has done a fine job of it to wink.
	www.angelfire.com /trek/uss_charlston (379 words)

	USS Charleston NCC-70570-A --- rushing in where angels fear to tread! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Welcome to the USS Charleston NCC-70570-A! NOTE: The Charleston is not accepting new players.
		Well within the boundries of Federation space and secure from the threat of the hostile action, the USS Charleston plays an intricate role in the development of the Federation's newest exploration and combat methods.
		The Charleston, a second battleship, and two scouts will be pitted first against, then as allies with Starbase 114 during these war games.
	da-sc.com /charleston (702 words)

	USS Odax SS484 Submarine History Page
		The USS ODAX (SS-484) was commissioned on 11 July 1945 at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and was assigned to Submarine Squadron FOUR in Key West, Florida, for peacetime operations and training.
		ODAX then returned to Charleston and operated locally until late July 1966, when she proceeded to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and provided services to the Fleet Training Group for a period of 6 weeks.
		Upon her return to Charleston, ODAX was awarded the coveted Battle Efficiency "E" for Fiscal Year 1967.
	www.ussodax.com /history.htm (2070 words)

	USN Ships--USS CHARLESTON (C-2)
		USS Charleston, a 3730-ton protected cruiser, was built at San Francisco, California.
		While operating north of Luzon on 2 November 1899, USS Charleston was wrecked on an uncharted reef.
		Halftone photograph of Charleston at the entrance to the harbor of Agana, Guam, 20-21 June 1898, when she captured the island from the Spanish.
	www.history.navy.mil /photos/sh-usn/usnsh-c/c2.htm (446 words)

	THE OFFICIAL USS DETECTOR MSO 429 WEBSITE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Then it was a return trip to Charleston SC which remained her Homeport until 1971 when she was assigned duties as a Naval Reserve training ship and moved to Portsmouth New Hampshire.
		From 1971 until her decomission in 1982, Detector served as a Naval Reserve Training ship during independent and combined WESTLANT operations, while continuing the training of it's small crew and meeting operational commitments when the reserve contingent was not aboard.
		After the Ceremonies on 1 OCT 82, I was re-assigned to Commander MineDiv 125 for temporary duty to continue on with teardown as a crew representitive in the yards of Charleston.
	web.a-znet.com /~delta4s/Detector429.html (1827 words)

	Let Me Help (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		USS Charleston NCC-71813 – Your continual support in 1998 and 1999 of the following projects the Overseas Coupon Project, and the Ronald McDonald House Charities.
		USS Charleston -For repeatedly participating with the Overseas Coupon Project as a long distance member.
		– USS Columbus - Cmdr Bryant is the coordinator of the Chapter's food drive, and she organized and led the Talaxian cook off to raise more funds for the food drive.
	home.comcast.net /~keptins/listings/ILMH.htm (3337 words)

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