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USS Owl (AM-2)

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coast two days after "D-Day." As ground forces pushed inland, she towed port and road construction materials to the French coast, thus aiding the all important flow of men and equipment to the front. Availability at Falmouth, early in the new year, 1945, preceded her return to the United States, 27
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on 1 June 1942, she was based at Bermuda until June 1943. During that time, towing and escort duties frequently took her to the east coast, while numerous salvage and rescue missions, including aid to the
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until 10 July 1919. From that time until 1936, she was primarily engaged in providing towing services along the eastern seaboard and in the
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for the dangerous task of removing mines from minefields laid in the water to prevent ships from passing.
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on 26 July 1946, and on 27 June 1947 was sold for scrapping to the Pacific Metal and Salvage Co. at
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for four months of target towing duty, returning to the west coast 2 January 1946.
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Then, temporarily attached to Train, Patrol Force at
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Index

USS Owl

battle star
Lapwing-class
minesweeper
knots
3 in (76 mm)
Lapwing-class
minesweeper
U.S. Navy
Todd Shipbuilding
Brooklyn
Charleston, South Carolina
5th Naval District
Norfolk, Virginia
minesweeper
World War I
light ship
Chesapeake Bay
Caribbean
buoy
New England
Culebra, Puerto Rico
Bermuda
MinDiv
submarine
USS R-1
convoy
DesRon
Guantánamo Bay

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