USS Monsoon

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USS Monsoon (PC-4) was the fourth Cyclone-class patrol ship. Monsoon was laid down by Bollinger Shipyards, Lockport, Louisiana on 15 February 1992 and launched 10 October 1992. She was commissioned 22 January 1994 by the United States Navy. She was decommissioned 1 October 2004 and loaned to the United States Coast Guard as USCGC Monsoon (WPC-4). She was returned to the U.S. Navy on 22 August 2008, and decommissioned again on 28 March 2023.

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Cyclone-class patrol ship, patrol vessel, Bollinger Shipyards, United States Navy, 

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    ship launching
    1992-02-15T00:00:00Z
    1992-02-15T00:00:00Z
    keel laying
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    Aerial port bow on view of the patrol craft USS MONSOON (PC-4) underway off the coast of San Clemente Island - DPLA - de666fc56f4362f5337ff99dfbe7047cAerial port bow on view of the patrol craft USS MONSOON (PC-4) underway off the coast of San Clemente Island - DPLA - de666fc56f4362f5337ff99dfbe7047c
    The patrol craft USS MONSOON (PC-4) is tied up at the Broadway Pier for commissioning. The ceremony is to take place at 1430 hours - DPLA - 3324a01a33a11ac17a8d299748e6def4The patrol craft USS MONSOON (PC-4) is tied up at the Broadway Pier for commissioning. The ceremony is to take place at 1430 hours - DPLA - 3324a01a33a11ac17a8d299748e6def4
    USS Monsoon (PC-4)USS Monsoon (PC-4)
    US Navy 080822-N-5033P-005 Patrol coastal ships USS Monsoon (PC 4) and USS Tempest (PC 2) are moored at Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek during an Inter-Service Transfer CeremonyUS Navy 080822-N-5033P-005 Patrol coastal ships USS Monsoon (PC 4) and USS Tempest (PC 2) are moored at Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek during an Inter-Service Transfer Ceremony
    US Navy 100526-N-5244H-002 The Cyclone-class coastal patrol ships USS Tempest (PC 2), left, and USS Monsoon (PC 4) make their way down the Hudson River en route to Fleet Week New York 2010US Navy 100526-N-5244H-002 The Cyclone-class coastal patrol ships USS Tempest (PC 2), left, and USS Monsoon (PC 4) make their way down the Hudson River en route to Fleet Week New York 2010
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    SS Monsoon fires a .50 caliber machine.SS Monsoon fires a .50 caliber machine.
    USS Monsoon launches a rigid-hull inflatable boat.USS Monsoon launches a rigid-hull inflatable boat.
    USS Monsoon CrestUSS Monsoon Crest
    Coastal Patrol Command 140812-N-IZ292-104 (14980336912)Coastal Patrol Command 140812-N-IZ292-104 (14980336912)
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      commonsimageAerial port bow on view of the patrol craft USS MONSOON (PC-4) underway off the coast of San Clemente Island - DPLA - de666fc56f4362f5337ff99dfbe7047c Commons
      commonsimageThe patrol craft USS MONSOON (PC-4) is tied up at the Broadway Pier for commissioning. The ceremony is to take place at 1430 hours - DPLA - 3324a01a33a11ac17a8d299748e6def4 Commons
      commonsimageUSS Monsoon (PC-4) Commons
      commonsimageUS Navy 080822-N-5033P-005 Patrol coastal ships USS Monsoon (PC 4) and USS Tempest (PC 2) are moored at Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek during an Inter-Service Transfer Ceremony Commons
      commonsimageUS Navy 100526-N-5244H-002 The Cyclone-class coastal patrol ships USS Tempest (PC 2), left, and USS Monsoon (PC 4) make their way down the Hudson River en route to Fleet Week New York 2010 Commons
      commonsimage130228-N-XO436-556 Commons
      commonsimageSS Monsoon fires a .50 caliber machine. Commons
      commonsimageUSS Monsoon launches a rigid-hull inflatable boat. Commons
      commonsimageUSS Monsoon Crest Commons
      commonsimageCoastal Patrol Command 140812-N-IZ292-104 (14980336912) Commons
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