The submarine USS Minneapolis-St. Paul served from 1984 to 2008. Crew members prepare the USS Minneapolis-Saint Paul on Thursday, May 19, 2022 at a dock on Rice's Point in Duluth.

The second USS Duluth (LPD-6), a 569-foot transport ship, launched Aug. 14, 1965, from the Brooklyn Navy Yard in New York and was the last ship built at the shipyard, according to the Naval ...

Originally published May 16 DULUTH, Minn. (WCCO) -- The USS Minneapolis-Saint Paul arrived in Duluth Monday morning. The Navy will commission the Freedom-class littoral combat ship this Saturday.

USS Duluth (LPD 6) was presented with the Coast Guard Meritorious Unit Commendation during an awards ceremony on the ship's flight deck February 27. The award, comparable to the Navy Meritorious ...

DULUTH — When Chinh Pham went online in mid-July to purchase a commemorative brick to be laid at the USS Duluth anchor monument in Duluth, he thought that was the end of it.

The USS Minneapolis-St. Paul was christened in 2019, but a commissioning ceremony planned in Duluth has been delayed. (Minnesota Navy League/The Minnesota Star Tribune) Comment Gift Share Listen ...

Emporia resident and Navy veteran Gary Sadowski was part of Operation Frequent Wind, which evacuated thousands of people from Vietnam, and is grateful for his service and the difference he made.

The USS Minneapolis Saint Paul was christened in 2019, but a commissioning ceremony planned in Duluth was delayed because of a design defect. It has been rescheduled for May.

The USS Duluth was one of 18 U.S. ships participating in what crew member Norm Malkowski called probably the largest humanitarian operation in human history.

DULUTH — When Chinh Pham went online in mid-July to purchase a commemorative brick to be laid at the USS Duluth anchor monument in Duluth, he thought that was the end of it.

In 2014 the USS Duluth anchor was installed along the Lakewalk and Vietnam Veterans Memorial. The ship's silver set, used for formal dining, was returned to the city in 2016.

DULUTH, Minn. — When Chinh Pham went online in mid-July to purchase a commemorative brick to be laid at the USS Duluth anchor monument in Duluth, he thought that was the end of it.