USS Daisy

Last updated January 03, 2022

USS Daisy may refer to one of the following United States Navy ships:

USS Daisy (1850), a steam tug built in 1850 and acquired by the War Department for use in the Mississippi River and its tributaries early in the Civil War
USS Daisy (1863), renamed Clover on 20 November 1863.
USS Daisy (ID-22), a ferry launch that served the Norfolk Navy Yard from 1885 to 1919
USS Daisy (1895) was a lighthouse tender, transferred to the Navy 11 April 1917 and served at Newport, Rhode Island, until returned to the Lighthouse Service on 1 July 1919
USS Daisy (ID-1186), a yawl that served in a noncommissioned status in the 7th Naval District during World War I

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