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Episode 13 - USS ULVERT M. MOORE
This month, we are aboard USS ULVERT M. MOORE. This DE served in the Pacific Theatre of WWII and made six tours through the 1950s and the Korean War. She sank subs, splashed planes, had a famous skipper, and may or may not have had an ice cream maker aboard. You'll have to listen to find out!
While you're here, use the transcript to follow along, check out our bibliography, and take a look at the photos below.
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Ulvert M. Moore. Photo from DEHM.
USS ULVERT M. MOORE at Commissioning.
U.M. MOORE's 40mm gun crew. Photo from DEHM.
USS ULVERT M. MOORE. Photo from DEHM.
Captain FDR Jr. Photo from DEHM.
USS ULVERT M. MOORE. Photo from DEHM
USS ULVERT M. MOORE. Photo from DEHM
USS ULVERT M. MOORE. Photo from DEHM
USS ULVERT M. MOORE. Photo from DEHM
USS ULVERT M. MOORE, May 1955. Photo from DEHM.
Japanese submarine sunk. Photo from DEHM.
Looks like the crew had a dog aboard. Photo from DEHM.
U.M. MOORE tossed by the ocean. Photo from DEHM.
Baseball on the fantail, anyone? Photo from DEHM.
Musicians playing aboard the U.M. MOORE. Photo from DEHM.