Throughout the years that
Harvey dedicated his life to the service of his country, many
noteworthy sites of interest should be recognized.
THE LST ASSOCIATION: The Official Main Site of all LST'ers
LANDING SHIPS AND CRAFT: A Complete indexing of all LST's
during the war.
USS LST 493: One of the Best LST sites out there today.
USS
LST 887: Fellow brethren of the seas who dedicated a site to
their ship.
USS LST
325: The memorial and re-birth of the LST 325 and her crew!
USS LST 393: About the LST
393 and also a great many resources
for study.
USS LST
519: The 519 played a pivotal role in many of the same areas
that Harv had been through during the war. This site clearly
shows pictures, background information and many other
interesting points of interest during the time.
USS LST 327: A very well done site for the 327. Topics
include a full background on her crew, list of killed, and many
other interests pertaining to this ship.
USS LST 794:
A very detailed site about the 794 and her role in WWII.
USS LST 847:
About one of our own which worked the Pacific during 45' to 47'
USS LST 481: A Detailed background of the 481 including her
log
The U.S. Naval
Institute: Interested in W.W.II Naval research? This is
where you start!
US NAVY:
Where it all started.
VASC: One of
the best pages found on the net for Veterans that wish to look
into their benefits, get records, medical information, find a
long lost chum, etc.
NAFTS: The
National Association Of Fleet Tug Sailors: A fantastic site
dedicated to those esteemed sailors who rode and towed, and to
any other crewman that ever handled a towing hawser in the
"Workhorse" fleet of the Navy, Coast Guard and Army. The tugs,
towing, tugging and salvage and diving ships.
MAX: A German World War Two Veteran's Story: I place
this site here as a link because I want people to know that
there were decent honorable people on both sides of this great
conflict and MAX was a dear friend of my son-in-law. He has
since passed on but will always be remembered.
