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Acrylic on canvas painting of the USS Yorktown (CV-10) (left) and the USS Laffey (DD-724) (right) in their modern moorings at Patriots Point.
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In 1975, the mighty USS Yorktown (CV-10) made her final voyage—arriving not for battle, but to begin a new mission as a museum and national landmark. Now, nearly five decades later, Patriots Point...
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The USS Yorktown Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to raising funds to support Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum.
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Have questions about the program or ready to book? Reach our Operation Overnight team at (843) 216-5010. For email inquiries, contact us at operation.overnight@patriotspoint.org . Book Your Overnight...
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Explore the USS Yorktown’s unexplained mysteries through areas of the ship normally restricted to the public. The tour provides entry on the ship after hours, long after the crowds have left, where...
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Red, white, and blue are well known colors at Patriots Point. On the 4 th of July, those colors become even more vibrant, as we set the stage for the ultimate Independence Day celebration from the...
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Have questions about the program or ready to book? Reach our Operation Overnight team at (843) 216-5010. For email inquiries, contact us at operation.overnight@patriotspoint.org . Book Your Overnight...
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Want more information? Contact our team today, at (843) 216-5023 membership@patriotspoint.org
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Fragment of a Japanese bomb which hit the USS Laffey (DD-724) during the April 16, 1945 attack off of Okinawa.
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A thin, jagged sheet of metal with a chipping green paint and a small rivet hole near the flat edge. The back side has a handwritten note from Samuel Wingrove that reads "Fragment From Japanese...
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A four-point metal buckle consisting of the central latch and four latch plates. There is a Japanese Imperial Navy anchor motif stamped on all the latch plates and on the bottom of the central latch...
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Yank magazine, November 23, 1945; article on the USS Laffey on page 10-11 entitled "It was suicide to go on the radar picket lines at Okinawa. But the USS Laffey came back."
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*Note: All tickets for this event have sold out. Thank you for your interest in the 4th of July Fireworks Blast. Celebrate Independence Day at the Most Patriotic Place in the Lowcountry! Join us for...
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Interested in becoming a Corporate Partner? Contact Kayla Webber at (843) 216-5023 kaylawebber@ussyorktownfoundation.org