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USS Cony, Told Through the People Who Built and Sailed Her
A source-conscious history of the Fletcher-class destroyer USS Cony, organized around her builders, crews, shipmates, and surviving records.
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- Naval-history readers and USS Cony shipmates
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- The site says each named person is tied to a cited public record, with a Names & Records page showing the documents.
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The homepage separates the ship's chronology from the sections about the people connected to her, while keeping the chronology as their organizing spine. Its source notes name the Navy's official ship history, deck logs, National Archives casualty lists, and Congressional Record. It also explicitly limits its asbestos references: the linked records provide context, not evidence that Cony carried asbestos or that a crew member was exposed.
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