Uss Quincy
Three
United States Navy
ships have been named
USS ''Quincy
'', after the town of
Quincy, Massachusetts
.
The first
Quincy
(AK-21)
was a German cargo ship seized in
1917
and used until
1922
, then sold.
The second
Quincy
(CA-39)
was a
heavy cruiser
sunk during
World War II
, at the
Battle of Savo Island
in August
1942
.
The third
Quincy
(CA-71)
was also a
heavy cruiser
, named to commemorate her predecessor and commissioned
1943
, serving through the rest of WWII and in the
Korean War
, and decommissioned in
1954
.
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