File:USS LCS(L) 102.jpg

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English: VALLEJO, Calif. (Nov. 10, 2007) Former Signalman 3rd Class Gilbert Nadeau and Royal Thai Navy Lt. Sathaporn Thassanaleelaporn raise the flag on the USS LCS(L) 102. LCS 102 is the last remaining ship of the landing craft support (large) class, a once common U.S fire-support landing craft class used in World War II. At a ceremony at Mare Island Historic Park, the ship was formally turned over to the National Association of LCS from the Royal Thai Navy, where it served as a coastal patrol vessel for more than 30 years. Nadeau is a former LCS Sailor and Sathaporn is the last commanding officer of ship while it was in service with the Royal Thai Navy.
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Source Navy NewsStand Photo ID: 071110-N-7179R-003
Author United States Navy, Lt. Erik Reynolds
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