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{{short description|Cargo ship of the United States Navy}}
{{other ships|USS Seminole}}

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'''USS ''Seminole'' (AKA-104/LKA-104)''' was a {{sclass|Tolland|attack cargo ship}} in service with the [[United States Navy]] from 1945 to 1970. She was scrapped in 1977. 

==History==
''Seminole'' was named after counties in [[Seminole County, Florida|Florida]], [[Seminole County, Georgia|Georgia]], and [[Seminole County, Oklahoma|Oklahoma]]. She was built in 1944 as a [[Type C2 ship|Type C2-S-AJ3 ship]] under a [[United States Maritime Commission|Maritime Commission]] contract (MC hull 1703), by the [[North Carolina Shipbuilding Company]], Wilmington, North Carolina; launched on 28 December 1944; sponsored by Miss Pamela Cole; Commissioned on 8 March 1945, at the [[Charleston Navy Yard]], Charleston, South Carolina, with Lieutenant Commander E. L. Bothwell, Assistant to the Captain of the Yard, in temporary command.

===World War II, 1945===
Following [[shakedown cruise|shakedown]] in [[Chesapeake Bay]] from 25 to 28 March 1945, the attack cargo ship operated along the east coast.  On 8 April she departed [[Naval Station Norfolk|Norfolk]] for the Panama Canal Zone.  ''Seminole'' transited the [[Panama Canal]] on 14 to 15 April and arrived at [[Pearl Harbor]] on 30 April.

From 1 May through 27 May, ''Seminole'' engaged in training cruises off the [[Hawaiian Islands]].  On 28 May, she got underway for the [[Marshall Islands]] and arrived at [[Eniwetok]] on 6 June.  ''Seminole'' independently zigzagged her way to [[Ulithi]], Caroline Islands, from 17 to 21 June, where she loaded [[anti-tank]] land mines for Okinawan operations.  Arriving at [[Buckner Bay]], Okinawa on 14 July, ''Seminole'' unloaded her cargo on 17 July.  On 18 July, [[general quarters]] were sounded, and the AKA steamed southward to avoid a [[typhoon]].  The hazard over by 20 July, ''Seminole'' returned to [[Buckner Bay]] the following day.  She took similar measures during a typhoon warning from 1–3 August.

On 6 August, ''Seminole'' departed Buckner Bay for Ulithi, and, in spite of trouble in her fuel lines, arrived on 10 August.  On the 13th, she got underway for the [[Palaus]] and arrived at [[Peleliu Island]] the following day. On the 15th [[Surrender of Japan|Japan surrendered]].

===Post-war activities, 1945&ndash;1950===
''Seminole'' loaded cargo at Peleliu and departed on 21 August bound for the [[Marianas]].  After anchoring in [[Saipan]] Harbor on 24 August, she unloaded cargo there and at [[Tanapag]] and [[Tinian]] before getting underway for [[Guam]].  ''Seminole'' remained in [[Apra Harbor]], Guam, from 1–4 September, before sailing for the [[Philippines]].

''Seminole'' entered [[San Pedro Bay (Philippines)|San Pedro Bay]], [[Leyte Island|Leyte]], on 8 September; steamed to [[Guiuan]], [[Samar]] Island, on September, where she transferred four [[LCVP (United States)|LCVP]]'s and eight [[Landing Craft Mechanized|LCM's]] before steaming to [[Iloilo, Panay Island]], on 12 September.

From 12 to 17 September, ''Seminole'' loaded general cargo, ammunition, vehicles, landing craft, and gasoline for the [[40th Infantry Division (United States)|40th Infantry Division]].  Then, on 18 September, she got underway for [[Jinsen, Korea]], and anchored there a week later.

''Seminole'' returned to Leyte on 7 October.  She remained in Philippine waters, loading cargo at various points, until 18 October when she stood out of [[San Fernando Harbor]], Luzon, for Korea.  After unloading equipment and 84 officers and men of the [[6th Infantry Division (United States)|U.S. 6th Infantry Division]] at Jinsen, ''Seminole'' again set out for the [[Philippines]], anchoring in Guiuan Harbor, Samar, on 5 November.

On 1 December, the attack cargo ship departed Leyte Gulf, and arrived in San Francisco, California, on 2 March 1946, after stopping off at [[Qingdao]], Guam, and [[Pearl Harbor]].

During the postwar years from 1946 to 1950, ''Seminole'' operated along the west coast, and at Pearl Harbor, Guam, and other Pacific ports.

===Korean War, 1950&ndash;1953===
In [[Puget Sound]] when war broke out in Korea in the summer of 1950, ''Seminole'' and sister ship, {{USS|Washburn|AKA-108|3}}, got underway for [[United States Fleet Activities Yokosuka|Yokosuka]], Japan.  She changed her course in accordance with a dispatch of 30 August and arrived at [[Kobe]] the next day.  After voyage repairs at the [[Mitsubishi dockyards]] and lashing down for [[Typhoon Jane]], ''Seminole'' loaded military cargo and got underway for [[Pusan]], Korea, on 4 September accompanied by {{USS|Pickaway|APA-222|3}} and {{USS|Fort Marion|LSD-22|3}}.  ''Seminole'' returned to Kobe that same day in compliance with a confidential dispatch, fueled to capacity, and got underway independently at 0027 on 5 September.

''Seminole'' moored in Pusan Harbor on 6 September.  On 8 September, she commenced loading cargo, supplies, and equipment of the [[1st Provisional Marine Brigade]].  Five [[war correspondent]]s reported on board on 11 September, and 301 [[United States Marine Corps|U.S. Marines]] and 58 [[Republic of Korea Marine Corps|ROK Marines]] embarked the next day.  On 15 September, ''Seminole'' lowered and dispatched her boats for the opposed landings on Red Beach, [[Battle of Incheon|Inchon]].  From 16 to 20 September, the AKA continued to offload her cargo.  On 21 September, she evacuated six marine casualties and debarked them at Sasebo, Japan, on 23 September.

After repairs to the ship and her boats, ''Seminole'' stood out of Kobe on 5 October and arrived at Inchon on 8 October.  ''Seminole'' began loading troops and equipment of the [[1st Marine Division (United States)|1st Marine Division]] the next day and took on additional troops and cargo until standing out of the harbor on 17 October.  ''Seminole'' and accompanying ships reversed their course back and forth several times until the [[Naval Mine|mine fields]] at [[Wonsan]] had been cleared.  She entered Wonsan Harbor on 25 October and landed marines and offloaded cargo until 30 October.

''Seminole'' departed [[Wonsan Harbor]] on 1 November, reaching Pusan the next day.  After embarking men of the 65th Regimental Combat Team and the 58th Field Artillery Battalion, she disembarked them at Wonsan on 7 November.  Two days later, ''Seminole'' got underway for Pusan and sank a mine with fire from small arms and 20&nbsp;millimeter guns en route.  ''Seminole'' anchored in Pusan on 10 November, where she loaded troops from [[X Corps (United States)|X Corps]], before getting underway on the next day.

''Seminole'' returned to Wonsan Harbor on 12 November, disembarked the soldiers, and performed upkeep and maintenance until standing out for Japan on 17 November.  ''Seminole'' arrived at Yokosuka Harbor on 20 November, remaining there until the end of the month.  Early in December, the attack transport returned to Korea to evacuate troops who had been endangered by the entry of [[People's Liberation Army|Chinese communist forces]] into the war.  The ship entered Wonsan Harbor on 4 December, and embarked a platoon of the [[3rd Infantry Division (United States)|3rd Infantry Division]] and their equipment.  From 5–7 December, additional elements of the 3rd Infantry Division, including the Division Band, came on board.  On 9 December, ''Seminole'' stood into [[Hŭngnam]], Korea.  For the remainder of 1950, ''Seminole'' completed several trips between Hungnam and Pusan, ferrying Japanese stevedores, as well as 3rd Division and ROK soldiers. ''Seminole'' anchored at Kobe Harbor on 29 December.

On 13 January 1951, ''Seminole'' stood out of Kobe en route to Korea, anchoring at the Pusan outer harbor the next day.  From 23 to 28 January, ''Seminole'' transported [[North Korea]]n and Chinese [[Prisoners of War|POW'S]] from Pusan to [[Sadung Ni]].  On 29 January, ''Seminole'' interrupted this work to engage in simulated amphibious movements and assault landings along the eastern coast.  The ruse, between 29 and 31 January, caused the enemy to deploy his troops where they did not threaten United Nations forces.

Her mission completed, ''Seminole'' returned to the ferrying of POW's on 2 February.  On 8 February, additional simulated assault landings were made.  On 10 February, ''Seminole'' departed Inchon for Japan and arrived at Sasebo two days later.  She made one more trip to Korea and back that month, returning to Yokosuka Harbor on the 25th.

''Seminole'' departed [[United States Fleet Activities Sasebo|Sasebo]] on 4 April, arriving at Hong Kong on the 16th.  On 9 July, she stood into San Diego Harbor.  ''Seminole'' operated along the west coast until 29 November 1952, then she returned to Yokosuka.  Departing Yokosuka on 5 December, ''Seminole'' resumed her operations in Korean and Japanese waters.  On 10 April 1953, ''Seminole'' departed Japan as a part of Task Group 90.9 which redeployed the 5th Cavalry Regimental Combat Team from Pusan and [[Geojedo|Koje Do]], Korea, to [[Otaru, Hokkaidō|Otaru, Japan]].  Arriving at Pusan on 13 April, ''Seminole'' loaded vehicles, drivers, and 500 troops before returning to Otaru on the 27th.

''Seminole'' continued her operations in Japanese and Korean waters well after the signing of the truce on 27 July 1953.  From 28 July to 12 September, she ferried almost 10,000 North Korean and Chinese POW's in "[[Operation Big Switch]]" from Koje Do to Inchon.  On 22 September, she departed Asian waters and arrived at San Diego on [[Columbus Day]] 1953.

===Pacific operations, 1954&ndash;1970===
On 14 September 1954, ''Seminole'' departed the west coast.  She arrived at Yokosuka on 2 October, Hong Kong on the tenth, and Sasebo on the 29th.

On 30 November 1955, the attack transport ship stood into Subic Bay, Philippines, and arrived at [[Saigon]], Vietnam, on New Year's Eve.  After evacuating refugees from [[North Vietnam]] and the [[Tachen Islands]], she departed Saigon on 11 January 1956.  ''Seminole'' returned to Japan, standing into Kobe on the 27th.

''Seminole'' departed Kobe on 6 February and proceeded to Buckner Bay, Okinawa.  On 24 February, she departed the [[Ryukyus]] for Japan and thence proceeded to San Diego via Pearl Harbor.  For the remainder of 1956, ''Seminole'' operated along the west coast and [[Alaska]].  In January 1957, she again set sail for Yokosuka.  ''Seminole'' operated off Japan, Okinawa, and Korea until her return to San Diego on 26 September.  Back in Yokosuka on 3 July 1958, the AKA remained in East Asian waters until her return to San Diego on 8 December. ''Seminole'' continued her active service into the 1960s. On 1 July 1966, ''Seminole'' was assigned to Amphibious Squadron 9.

===Vietnam, 1965&ndash;1970===
The ''Seminole'' began supporting operations in [[South Vietnam]] in early 1965. It left San Diego during February 1965 for a two-week training exercise to Hawaii where it was detained for 30 days. It sailed west from Hawaii with 1500 Marines and their cargo to receive orders while underway. ''Seminole'' landed these Marines onshore in Vietnam during April 1965 and the ship spent the next eight months in the Vietnam arena before returning to San Diego. Following three months of rest in San Diego ''Seminole'' left for another West-Pac tour of ten months during 1966.
  
On 24 February 1967, the squadron departed Chin Wan, Okinawa, and arrived at [[Cửa Việt Base]] on 1 March, embarking Marines for rotation, and arrived at Chin Wan on 13 March. On 14 April ''Seminole'' assisted in the rescue of 28 survivors of SS ''Silver Peak'', which had been run aground by typhoon "Violet."

''Seminole'' participated in [[Operation Beaver Cage]], an amphibious and helicopter borne assault in support of the 1st Marine Division from 28 April to 13 May. Planning commenced immediately for [[Operation Beau Charger]], an amphibious and helicopter assault for a [[search and destroy]] operation near the [[Vietnamese Demilitarized Zone|DMZ]]. This operation, executed 18–22 May, inflicted losses upon the enemy in an area he had considered his sanctuary.

On 18 June, [[Operation Beacon Torch]] was launched near [[Hội An]].  After disrupting enemy base areas, fortifications, and lines of communications, the [[5th Marine Regiment (United States)|5th Marine Regiment]] was withdrawn on 2 July and inserted just south of the DMZ to help counter an urgent North Vietnamese threat in [[Operation Bear Track]], 4 July through the 17th. Three days later, [[Operation Bear Chain]] was launched against enemy strongholds south of [[Huế]], terminating on 25 July. A short duration, surprise amphibious assault in the vicinity of Huế, was followed by a search and destroy sweep inland, [[Operation Kangaroo Kick]].

''Seminole'' next headed for a much-needed upkeep period, arriving at [[Subic Bay]] on 5 August. The last operation of this deployment came on 27 August with an amphibious landing near [[Quang Tri]]. [[Operation Belt Drive]], as it was named, came to a successful completion on 5 September and deterred enemy terrorism over the election period. ''Seminole''{{'}}s unit departed Vietnamese waters on 1 September, however, to return to the United States west coast, via Hong Kong and Subic Bay.  She arrived at her homeport, San Diego, on 21 September.

From 24 April to 3 May 1968, ''Seminole'' participated in fleet exercise "Beagle Leash" off the California islands of [[Coronado, California|Coronado]] and [[San Clemente, California|San Clemente]]. On 1 August, ''Seminole'' participated in a joint [[convoy]] exercise while in transit from San Diego to Pearl Harbor.

On 10 October, during an upkeep period in Subic Bay, ''Seminole'' relieved {{USS|Merrick|AKA-97|6}}. On the 23rd, she entered [[Kaoshiung]] for a port visit.  On the 28th, ''Seminole'' proceeded independently to join the [[Amphibious ready group|ARG]] in [[Da Nang]] on the 30th. She was detached on 13 November for a round-trip voyage to Singapore and rejoined the task group on the 26th. ''Seminole'' got underway for Hong Kong on 6 December, arriving two days later.

After spending Christmas in Hong Kong, ''Seminole'' stood out of the harbor on 27 December 1968, to rejoin her unit off the Vietnamese coast near Da Nang.

''Seminole'' was redesignated '''LKA-104''' on 1 January 1969.

On 12 January, ''Seminole''{{'}}s squadron participated in the [[Mộ Đức District|Mộ Đức]] demonstration. ''Seminole'' remained in the Mộ Đức area alone to continue the demonstration, thus missing [[Operation Bold Mariner]], the largest amphibious operation since the Inchon landings. On 6 February, the LKA offloaded Seatail material and steamed singly for Yokosuka on the 14th. Amphibious Squadron 9 rejoined ''Seminole'' at Yokosuka on the 26th.

On 14 July, ''Seminole'' grounded on [[Puget Shoals]] after a port visit in the [[Olympia, Washington]], area. She rejoined Amphibious Squadron 9 at Buckner Bay on 1 December. The squadron got underway for Subic Bay the next day and finished the year in upkeep.

Following additional upkeep, training, and an amphibious demonstration for students and faculty from the Vietnamese Defense College, ''Seminole'' departed Subic Bay on 25 January 1970 for Vietnam and [[Operation Keystone Bluejay]]. The ship completed loading marines and equipment on 29 January and delivered them to San Diego on 24 February.

===Decommissioning===
On 23 September, in her 25th year of active service, ''Seminole'' was transferred to the [[Naval Inactive Ship Maintenance Facility|Inactive Ship Facility]], San Diego.  She was placed out of commission in reserve on 23 December 1970.

==Awards==
''Seminole'' received six [[battle star]]s for service in the [[Korean War]] and six [[campaign star]]s for service in Vietnam.

== References ==
*{{DANFS|https://www.history.navy.mil/content/history/nhhc/research/histories/ship-histories/danfs/s/seminole-iv.html}}

==External links==
{{Commonscat|USS Seminole (AKA-104) (ship, 1944)}}
* {{navsource|10/02/02104|USS Seminole}}
* [http://unitpages.military.com/unitpages/unit.do?id=200301 Military.com: USS ''Seminole'']
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20060620071629/http://ussrankin.org/id352.htm 51 Years of AKAs]
 
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Module:Navbox (view source) (template editor protected)
Module:Navbox/configuration (view source) (template editor protected)
Module:Navbox/styles.css (view source) (template editor protected)
Module:Ns has subpages (view source) (protected)
Module:Other uses (view source) (template editor protected)
Module:Pagetype (view source) (protected)
Module:Pagetype/config (view source) (protected)
Module:Pagetype/disambiguation (view source) (protected)
Module:Pagetype/rfd (view source) (protected)
Module:Pagetype/setindex (view source) (protected)
Module:Pagetype/softredirect (view source) (protected)
Module:SDcat (view source) (protected)
Module:Side box (view source) (template editor protected)
Module:Side box/styles.css (view source) (template editor protected)
Module:String (view source) (protected)
Module:TableTools (view source) (protected)
Module:Unsubst (view source) (protected)
Module:WPMILHIST Infobox style (view source) (template editor protected)
Module:WPSHIPS utilities (view source) (template editor protected)
Module:WPSHIPS utilities/data (view source) (template editor protected)
Module:WikidataIB (view source) (template editor protected)
Module:WikidataIB/nolinks (view source) (template editor protected)
Module:WikidataIB/titleformats (view source) (template editor protected)
Module:Wikitext Parsing (view source) (protected)
Module:Yesno (view source) (protected)

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