USS Landing Craft Infantry National Association Reunion Information.

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	Amphibious Forces Memorial Museum The Amphibious Forces Memorial Museum is an Oregon Non Profit organization dedicated to the restoration and preservation of the USS LCI 713.	Click Here for your 2009 LCI Calendar from Tiny's Ship's Stores

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	Inspired by the outspoken idealism of retired Colonel David Hackworth, SFTT aims to give our service people, veterans, and retirees a clear voice with the media, Congress, the public and their services.

	Based at Ft. Benning and one of our earliest supporters, the National Infantryman's Association Museum includes a WWII Landing Craft. Landing Craft Infantry of course, delivered members of this fine organization to many beachheads during WWII, Korea, and even Viet Nam.

	The Fisher House program is a unique private-public partnership that supports America's military in their time of need. The program recognizes the special sacrifices of our men and women in uniform and the hardships of military service by meeting a humanitarian need beyond that normally provided by the Departments of

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ELSIE ITEM NEWS LETTERS ----GO TO NEWSLETTER TAB on home page ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WEB SITES OF INTEREST PERSONNEL RECORDS- Phone: 1-314-801-0800 DECK LOGS 1-301-837-3510 ALL LCI'S http://www.navsource.org/archives/10/15/15idx.htm campaigns, battle ribbons, where built and some pictures ALL OTHER SHIPS http://www.navsource.org/ LST http://www.uslst.org/ LCT http://ww2lct.org/ LCS http://mightymidgets.org/ LSM (WEB SITE DOWN) ALL NAVY SHIPS SUNK IN WW 2 -- http://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq82-1.htm#anchor398241 includes all ships by category NAVY HISTORICAL CENTER INDEX http://www.history.navy.mil/nhc3.html every thing you want to know about the Navy----200 links NORMANDY http://www.history.navy.mil/faqfaq109-1.htms/ LCI 93, LCI 487 NORMANDY by John France, Atlantic Historian whose father served on the 540 IWO JIMA LCI 449 IWO---DENNIS BLOCKER STORY by Dennis Blocker, Pacific Historian whose grand father served on the 449 HISTORIAN DENNIS BLOCKER'S ARCHIVES IndexofLCIMaterialsReceived(Bysubject) information on 581 ships and the men who served on them, 4,000 pictures NAVY INTERNET TV http://www.navytv.org/section.cfm?s=37 information on todays Navy as its activities change daily . REMEMBERING THE LCI VETS ----FIND YOUR FRIENDS ---SIGN UP to become a member of face book for it to work ---invite people to join including those not on face book http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=16269486622&ref=mf LCI SHIP BUILDING HISTORY http://www.shipbuildinghistory.com/history/smallships/lcil.htm every ship built in the 10 yards and where, when and when struck from active duty http://hullnumber.com/ Get back in touch with shipmates, works like face book, 2904 amphib ships listed REUNION INFORMATION Reunion Information

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D-DAY TRIBUTE SITE (from France) Patrick Elie, from Cuverville, France (in Normandy) created this moving site to honor the Allied Forces that participated in the D-Day Invasion.

All Hands - Magazine of the U.S. Navy

Created for Father's Day 1998.