US Navy U.S.S. OBSERVER Agile-Class Ocean Minesweeper BLUE UIM PATCH For Sale

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The UIM measures approx. 4" wide by 1/2" high.
E-1026 900750 ENV-42
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The USS Observer refers to two different ships in the U.S. Navy: the USS Observer (AMc-91), a coastal minesweeper commissioned during World War II, and the USS Observer (MSO-461), an ocean minesweeper that served post-war. Both vessels were designed for mine detection and removal operations.

History of USS Observer

The USS Observer has a notable history in the U.S. Navy.

• USS Observer (AMc-91) — Laid down on September 6, 1941, this coastal minesweeper was launched on January 15, 1942, and served in World War II.
• USS Observer (MSO-461) — This ocean minesweeper was laid down on July 20, 1953, and was part of the Aggressive class, designed for post-war mine clearance.
• Service Duration — The MSO-461 was sold for scrap on April 1, 1979, marking the end of its service.
• Design Purpose — Both ships were primarily tasked with detecting and removing naval mines to ensure safe passage for other vessels