Shakedown 9-30-46 to 11-20-1946
Operation HI-JUMP 1-2-47 to 2-28-47
MEDITERRANEAN - 2-9-1948 to 6-26-1948 with CVAG-9, VCN-2, HU-2
MEDITERRANEAN 1-4-49 to 5-31-49 with CVG-7, VC-4, HU-2
KOREA - 7-24-1950 to 6-9-1951 with CVG-11 & CVG-2, VC-3/11/61, HU-2
KOREA - 12-31-1951 to 8-8-1952 with CVG-11, VC-3/11/35/61, HU-1
KOREA - 12-15-1952 to 8-14-1953 with CVG-9, VC-3/11/35/61, HU-1
WESTPAC - 3-12-1954 to 11-19-1954 with CVG-5,VC-3/11/35/61, HU-1
WESTPAC - 4-1-1955 to 11-23-1955 with ATG2, VC-11/35/61, HU-1
WESTPAC - 1-5-1957 to 8-6-1957 with VS-37, HS-2
WESTPAC - 1-13-1958 to 7-15-1958 with VS-21, HS-6
Even now, the PhilSea is helping at a nuclear research lab. The armor plates
were removed and are being used as shielding in the Proton Accelerator at the Fermi National Laboratory.
*The full History of the Fighting Phil Sea comes with membership!!
THESE ITEMS OF MEMORABILIA ARE
AVAILABLE–Emails Association for details.
Patches are the U.S. Navy Patch, The U.S. SEVENTH Fleet, the U.S. SIXTH Fleet,
the
official CV-47 ship's patch, the Task Force 77 patch, the standard PHIL SEA hat
and one
with the carrier silhouette representing the nine engagement stars awarded the
PHIL SEA for
her Korean service. The triangular one represents the "MEATBALL) (Battle
Efficiency Pennant)
won by PHIL SEA in 1948. Click
HERE to see them.