USS Henry County

Last updated January 02, 2022

USS Henry County may refer to:

USS Henry County (IX-34), was commissioned in May 1930 and decommissioned August 1930 and then loaned to the State of California
USS Henry County (LST-824), was a landing ship tank commissioned as LST-824 in November 1944, renamed Henry County in July 1955 and transferred to Malaysia in April 1975

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