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	DD-672 DANFS
		Healy was assigned 1 February to escort damaged battleships Washington and Indiana to Majuro, and rendezvoused with the carriers there 4 February.
		Healy was detached that date and joined a carrier task group for direct support of the Pelelieu invasion, the next step on the island road to Japan.
		Healy returned to Ulithi for replenishment 30 October and sailed two days later with her task group for additional strikes on the Philippines.
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	Healy dd 672
		Healy was assigned 1 February to escort damaged battleships Washington and Indiana to Majuro, and rendezvoused with the carriers there 4 February.
		Healy was detached that date and joined a carrier task group for direct support of the Peleliu invasion, the next step on the island road to Japan.
		Healy returned to Ulithi for replenishment 30 October and sailed two days later with her task group for additional strikes on the Philippines.
	www.historycentral.com /NAVY/destroyer/Healydd672.html (1776 words)

	DANFS: USS Healy (DD-672)
		Howard Raymond Healy was born in Chelsea, Mass., 28 March 1899, and graduated from the Naval Academy in 1922.
		Commander Healy died on board and was posthumously awarded the Bronze Star for his courage, leadership, and professional excellence during the battle to save his ship.
		Healy was detached that date and joined a carrier task group for direct support of the Pelelieu invasion, the next step on the island road to Japan.
	www.ibiblio.org /hyperwar/USN/ships/dafs/DD/dd672.html (1909 words)

	NavSource Online: Destroyer Photo Archive
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	USS Healy (DD-672) Information
		USS Healy (DD-672) was a Fletcher-class destroyer of the United States Navy, named for Commander Howard R. Healy (1899–1942) who had distinguished himself on board Lexington (CV-2) during the Battle of the Coral Sea.
		Healy was assigned 1 February to escort damaged battleships Washington (BB-56) and Indiana (BB-58) to Majuro, and rendezvoused with the carriers there 4 February.
		Healy steamed off Japan with Missouri (BB-63) and other units preparatory to the formal surrender, then acted as harbor control vessel at Tokyo Bay until after the ceremonies, departing 5 September with passengers for the United States.
	www.bookrags.com /USS_Healy_%28DD-672%29 (1927 words)

	Don Prigge's Journal
		USS Barton, Walke, Laffey, Moale, Ingraham escorting USS North Carolina
		Ingraham (DD 694) was badly damaged in storm (typhoon between Nov 15 and 19) unable to be with us.
		Louisville had plane crash into her forward batteries, 1 dead, 59 wounded.
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	William L. Healy
		In World War II he was stationed on the boat, the USS Healy, in the Pacific after his original station on the submarine.
		The USS Healy was named after his uncle who saved a whole ship full of people in the Battle of the Coral Sea which only involved planes on ships, and the enemy ships never saw each other.
		As William L Healy was on the ship the USS Healy, he spotted a plane that went down into the Pacific and radioed for the rescue team and it turns out that the plane belonged to George Bush Sr.
	nhs.needham.k12.ma.us /cur/wwII/06/p1/TJH/Healy.html (804 words)

	World Affairs Board - USS Missouri (BB-63)FAQ
		Yes the Atomic bomb was a nightmare for them and caused a great loss of life but to the Americans they still had a naval base called Pearl and the thousands of sailors that died there due to their aggression burning in their minds.
		She is there to mark the close of WWII as the USS Arizona marked the opening of WWII.
		IMO the reason none of the major US carriers of the third fleet were in Tokyo Bay was a safety net just in case the Japanese did not honor the formal surrender the carriers would not be in any danger and a majority of their planes were flying in formation overhead of the Bay.
	www.worldaffairsboard.com /showthread.php?t=9899 (5111 words)

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		USS Southerland (DD-743), Boston, Mass., John Jones, (402)431-1661, jearlj@cox.net.
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	uboat.net - Allied Warships - Fletcher class Destroyers
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	USS Ozark, LSV 2 Unit History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		The construction of the USS Ozark was authorized by Congress on 19 July 1940.
		The second USS Ozark was originally built as the USS Arkansas, a monitor of 3,225 tons.
		On the same morning, while the Healy was still attacking her contact, the Dortch sighted the wake of a torpedo crossing the bow of the Ozark.
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		Therefore, by the same measure, events recorded in the Healy's log on "June 20, 1944"'s section, actually are occurring primarily on June 19, 1944--with again, the June 20 date being the date that section ends, rather than the date on which it begins.
		Additionally, the log of the USS Princeton, while it records the shoot-down of the "Betty" as occurring on"June 23," does so only after it would appear that the USS Healy had pulled into the "guide" or "lead" position in the formation.
		Once the Healy pulled into the lead, it's possible its log was the reference point of the formation for whatever time it remained in the lead.
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	Ships present in Tokyo Bay
		NOTE: #USS Hughes was listed in the report, but according to the ship's deck log was crossing the international date line enroute to Japan.
		At 10:44 the ship made preparations for entering the port and anchored at 12:21 in Tokyo Bay.
		#USS Woodcock (ATO-145) is listed in the report, but that ship spent World War II in Central and South American waters.
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	USS HEALY DD-672 Naval Cover 1956 Korea KYONG KI Cachet - (eBay item 280141167009 end time Sep-06-07 03:52:36 PDT)
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		USS HEALY DD-672 Naval Cover 1956 Korea KYONG KI Cachet.
		It has a nice Nicholson 'Welcome to Norfolk Korean DE KYONG KI ex USS MUIR' cachet.
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	All Wood Wings: DD-445 Fletcher Class Destroyers - quality ship models crafted from wood
		This outstanding class was the largest class of destroyers ever built with 175 hulls being commissioned.
		Started by DD-445 "USS Fletcher" whose hull was laid down at Kearny, NY in October 1941, the last ship in the class was DD-804 "USS Rooks" - commissioned in September, 1944.
		They were DD-446 USS Radford (completed November 1960), DD-447 USS Jenkins (completed January 1961) and DD-449 USS Nicholas (completed July1960).
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		This kit may be converted as the earlier Glover or Garcia class as originally built with the DASH hangar.
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	USS Johnston
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		A full set of instruction and decals is also included in this kit.
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	USS Healy (DD-672) - US Navy - Korean War Project
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		I have put a comment on I am looking for any one that was on the USS Healy 672
		Keywords: I am looking for anyone that was aboard the USS Healey 672 during 1952-1955, my husbands name was William C Shallcross {Bill} I would appreciate if you could e mail me and let me know, i am looking for shipmates of his.
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	September 2 2005 Postage Stamps issued by Hawai'i Post
		Arriving at Pearl Harbor, Hawai'i on June 22nd 1998 she tied up next to Ford Island, her final berthing place (near the USS Arizona Memorial).
		On January 29th 1999, the "Battleship Missouri Memorial" was opened to the public and is a very popular tour for those visiting the islands.
		Assigned to the press corps as a 24-year-old interpreter was Army Lieutenant Jiro Yukimura of Hawai'i, who had been among the first to arrive at the U.S.S. Missouri that day.
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		All 175 Fletcher Class Destroyers from the USS Fletcher DD 445 to the USS Rooks DD 804 are available in a multitude of configurations, sizes and levels of detail.
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	Navy League of the United States - Citizens in Support of the Sea Services
		USS John W. Thomason (DD-750) (We are honoring Plank Owners who commissioned the ship in 1945.)
		USS Nimitz (CVN-68) Association (Ship's Company, Staff, Squadrons, and Detachments (Navy and Marine))
		USS Healy (DD-672) (All former shipmates) (1943-58) Spouses, guests
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	military page
		This was a picture of Howard "Pop" Healy when he went through the US Naval Academy with (later) Admiral Richover (Class of 1922)
		My dad (wearing the Purple Heart), Howard R. Healy, Jr., was only 8 when he lost his dad.
		Here he is seen at the launching of the USS Healy DD-672 on July 4, 1943
	www.healy-law.com /HRH.HTM (262 words)

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		Here is an image of the USS John R. Craig (DD-885), a Gearing class destroyer.
		Shown here is a profile drawing of the USS Irwin (DD-794).
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		In honor of their historic tow, the crew of the tug kept their logs in verse,
		NOTE: #USS Hughes was listed in the report, but according to the ship's deck log
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