USS Hector Reunion Home - Navy Repair Ship - 1944 to 1987
USS Hector AR-7 In addition to providing reunion information, we will use this site as a focal point for former shipmates to exchange information, locate former shipmates, and visit other sites of interest.
History of the USS Hector AR-7 -- 1944-1987
We believe we have the most complete History of the USS Hector available - anywhere. FOR MORE IN-DEPTH DETAILS OF HECTOR'S INVOLVEMENT IN WWII, PLEASE VISIT: USS HECTOR'S WAR CRUISE. In Homer's Illiad, HECTOR, one of Pream's fifty sons, was defender of Troy and bravest of all Trojans. He slew Patrocles and in turn was slain by Achilles.
USS Hector AR-7 - Sailors Association
The purpose of this association is to perpetuate and memorialize the accomplishments of the men and women who served aboard the Hector, and to foster goodwill and fellowship among all former USS Hector sailors
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uss hector ar-7 CRUISE BOOKS, MOVIES AND PHOTOS ALL 16 USS HECTOR DIGITALIZED WESTPAC CRUISE BOOKS
USS Hector AR7 - Ship's Log (WWII)
The U.S.S. HECTOR is 530 feet long with a 73 foot beam and has a displacement of 16,200 tons. Her armament consists of four 5"-38 caliber dual purpose guns, four twin-mount 40 mm and twenty-three 20 mm machine guns. The HECTOR has a complement of 34 officers, 68 chief petty officers, and 870 enlisted men of other ratings.
USS Hector Reunions announcement and information
for September 25 - 29, 2024. ATTENTION: AOL, Netscape, Mozilla and Firefox Browser users.
USS Hector AR-7 Association Announcements
The USS Hector Association receives inquiries each year from former crewmates and/or their spouses for information pertaining to the association of mesothelioma cancer and service on the USS Hector AR-7.
USS Hector AR-7 - Sailors Association
The purpose of this association is to perpetuate and memorialize the accomplishments of the men and women who served aboard the Hector, and to foster goodwill and fellowship among all former USS Hector sailors
USS Hector Rosters
USS Hector Roster: If your name is NOT on this list, or if you know the whereabouts of someone who is not on this list, please contact us with the address, E-mail and dates served, so that others will know who has been located.
USS Hector AR-7 Navy Repair Ship - Ports of Call: Sasebo, Japan
The 10-meter-high bronze statue is highly symbolic. The right hand pointing skyward warns about the threat of the atomic bomb. The left hand stretching out horizontally symbolizes world peace. The gently closed eyes represent a prayer for the repose of the souls of all atomic bomb victims.