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VISITING INFORMATION
(See below for holiday schedule!)

The ship's hours are currently Mon.-Fri. from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. 
The ship's phone number is 251-452-3255.  Please limit your calls
to normal business hours, and please don't call just to chew the rag 
or to ask how things are going.  Our crew are working very hard on 
board, and frivolous calls can only divert them from that work.  It's 
most certainly appropriate to call for visits or to volunteer for work.

Adults $10, children K-12 $5, children under 5 free.

LST 325

91 Hardwood Lane
Chickasaw, AL 36611

251-452-3255

Directions to the ship

Discount accommodations
for volunteers and visitors

U.S. LST Association

An Inside Look: 
Landing Ship Tank
by Michael Smith

Radio Room Project

Evansville LST
Committee

 
IN MEMORIAM, LLOYD MOSBY
Posted 07 September 2003

We regret to announce the passing of Lloyd Mosby, a member of the WW2 LST 325 crew, and a plankowner.  He was very enthusiastic about the restoration efforts on the 325, and he was present for her homecoming in Mobile in January 2001.  He also visited the ship most recently in Evansville during the recent River Trip.  He passed away on August 10th.

Our condolences are extended to his widow, Anna Mosby, along with the rest of her wonderful family.

A recent news article about Mr. Mosby may be viewed by clicking here (includes pictures).

Fair winds, good friend ...



 
Board of Directors Election Results
From Bill Kaupas, Posted 03 September 2003

A new Board of Directors for The USS LST Ship Memorial, Inc. has been elected as follows:
 
Robert D. Jornlin President
Donald E. Chapman 1st Vice President
James H. Edwards 2nd Vice President
Bruce D. Voges Treasurer
William Kaupas Secretary
Terence P. Leahy Assistant Secretary
Ronald Maranto Director

      ~ Bill Kaupas


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Directions to the ship

Discount accommodations
for volunteers and visitors

U.S. LST Association

An Inside Look: 
Landing Ship Tank
by Michael Smith

Radio Room Project

Evansville LST
Committee



Legend:with pictures Gold Crew Honorary Crew Blue Crew 

Archives:

Archive for August 2003:

  • 31 AUG 03 - Trip in Memory of Robert L. ("Stoney") Burke, from Margaret Burke
  • 25 AUG 03 - LST 325 Discussion & Chat Forum Now Open, from The WebSkipper
  • 22 AUG 03 - MISSION ACCOMPLISHED and Back at Home Port, from Pat Perrella
  • 22 AUG 03 - Two Crewmembers Suffer Burn Injuries
  • 19 AUG 03 - SITREP from Bill Kaupas 
  • 19 AUG 03 - Report from New Orleans, by Michael Smith
  • 18 AUG 03 - SITREP from Bill Kaupas(#2)
  • 18 AUG 03 - SITREP from Bill Kaupas 
  • 15 AUG 03 - SITREP from Bill Kaupas 
  • 12 AUG 03 - SITREP from Bill Kaupas 
  • 11 AUG 03 - Report from New Orleans, from Capt. Hal Pierce
  • 11 AUG 03 - SITREP from Bill Kaupas 
  • 07 AUG 03 - SITREP from Bill Kaupas(#2)
  • 07 AUG 03 - SITREP from Bill Kaupas 
  • 06 AUG 03 - SITREP from Bill Kaupas(#2)
  • 06 AUG 03 - SITREP from Bill Kaupas 
  • 05 AUG 03 - Don't Forget the U.S. LST Association's Reunion!
  • 05 AUG 03 - SITREP from Bill Kaupas 
  • 04 AUG 03 - SITREP from Bill Kaupas 
  • 03 AUG 03 - SITREP from Bill Kaupas 
  • 01 AUG 03 - SITREP from Bill Kaupas 
Archive for July 2003 (second half):
  • 31 JUL 03 - SITREP from Bill Kaupas 
  • 30 JUL 03 - SITREP from Bill Kaupas 
  • 29 JUL 03 - Two SITREP's Today
  • 28 JUL 03 - Discount rates in Paducah for LST Veterans
  • 28 JUL 03 - SITREP from Bill Kaupas 
  • 27 JUL 03 - A Fond Farewell to Evansville, from Jim Anderson 
  • 27 JUL 03 -  A Hearty Hello to Jeffersonville, from Capt. Bob Jornlin 
  • 27 JUL 03 - SITREP from Bill Kaupas 
  • 26 JUL 03 - SITREP from Bill Kaupas 
  • 26 JUL 03 -  Report from Our Radio Room Operators
  • 25 JUL 03 - SITREP from Bill Kaupas 
  • 24 JUL 03 - Note from the WebSkipper 
  • 24 JUL 03 -  SITREP from Bill Kaupas 
  • 16 JUL 03 -  A Fantastic Reception in Evansville, from Jim Anderson
Archive for July 2003 (first half)
Archive for June 2003 (second half)
Archive for June 2003 (first half)
Archive for May 2003
 Archive for April 2003
 Archive for March 2003
Archive for February 2003
Archive for January 2003
Archives for current year

Complete index of archives, 2002

Complete index of archives, 2001

Situation Reports from XO Jackson Carter
for the period:  17 JUL 00 - 09 JAN 01 (see below)

CDR Jackson Carter was LST 325's Executive Officer before and during the voyage back from Greece.  In addition to his normal duties, he was an avid ham radio operator and enjoyed communicating during his down-time with other hams all over the world.  He also maintained a website for LST 325 which included all of his situation reports, as well as  many photographs showing the hard work done in Greece getting the ship seaworthy – that site is a must-see for anyone who hopes to understand what it took to bring this ship home.  Most importantly, Mr. Carter was one of the finest human beings one could ever hope to meet.  He passed away just five weeks after finally realizing his dream.  This website now carries on the work – and the dream – where he left off, and in his memory.  Thanks, Jack ... for being you. 
 
Fair winds!

In Memoriam
Jackson Carter

 

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