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| USN FP-Type / FS-Type 573 Tons 180' x 33' x 10' Crew: 24 6 officers 6 gun crew 12 crew  USN c1944-1946 |
Ship History Built by Higgins Industries Shipyard in New Orleans, Louisiana. Laid down as Freight and Cargo (FP-Type). Launched as FP-177. Commissioned in the U.S. Navy (USN) in the middle of 1944. Later, redesigned Freight and Supply Type (FS-177). Wartime History During 1944 operated in the South-West Pacific Area (SWPA). Sinking History On July 17, 1972 caught fire and sank without loss of life in the southern Philippines. References Wreck site FS-177 Cargo Ship 1944-1972 Army FP/FS Vessels Contribute
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