The first USS Sassacus, a wooden, double-ended, sidewheel steamer in commission in the United States Navy from 1863 to 1865. She saw service in the American...

USS Sassacus may refer to the following ships of the United States Navy: USS Sassacus (1862), a wooden, double-ended sidewheel gunboat of the Sassacus...

USS Pontoosuc (1864) USS Sassacus (1862) USS Shamrock (1863) USS Tacony (1863) USS Tallahoma (1862) USS Tallapoosa (1863) USS Wateree (1863) USS Winooski (1863) USS Wyalusing (1863)...

encountered a flotilla of eight Union warships, including USS Miami, USS Mattabesett, USS Sassacus, and USS Wyalusing, in what would become known as the Battle...

(AT-111/ATF-111) USS Sassaba (YT-364/YTB-364/YTM-364) USS Sassacus (1862, YT-193/YTB-193/YTM-193) USS Satago (YTB-414/YTM-414) USS Satanta (YT-270/YTB-270/YTM-270)...

of Plymouth, North Carolina by Confederate forces, Mattabesett, with USS Sassacus, captured Bombshell, but Albemarle and Cotton Plant escaped. But for...

battle was inconclusive; the Albemarle and USS Sassacus were both damaged, and the CSS Bombshell (the former USS Bombshell) was captured. Albemarle's threat...

Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Roe was ordered to command the side-wheel steamer Sassacus on the North Atlantic Blockading Squadron in September 1863, and captured...

gunboats USS Mattabasett, USS Sassacus, USS Wyalusing and USS Miami, the converted ferryboat USS Commodore Hull, USS Ceres, USS Whitehead and USS Isaac N...

and laden with explosives. She left Hampton Roads 13 December in tow of Sassacus for Beaufort, North Carolina, where the loading of powder was completed...

USS Ascutney was a large steamer with powerful guns acquired by the Union Navy during the American Civil War. She was used by the Union Navy as a gunboat...

"double-ended" gunboat of the Sassacus class—was constructed at the New York Navy Yard and launched on 28 November 1862. However, since her construction...

USS Pontiac was a wooden, double-ended, side-wheel gunboat in the United States Navy during the Civil War. She was named for the Ottawa chief, Pontiac...

the same plans as Sassacus. She was reported "laid down" and under construction in Bordentown by the Navy Department on October 15, 1862. By January 31,...

gunboat) 1862 — Sonoma - (side-wheel steam gunboat) 1862 — Conemaugh - (side-wheel steam gunboat) 1862 — Sassacus - (side-wheel steam gunboat) 1862 — Sacramento...

1862, launched on 21 April 1863, and commissioned on 9 March 1864, Commander Alexander Rhind in command. She was based on the same plans as Sassacus....

ironclad CSS Albemarle. During that engagement, Sassacus rammed the Albemarle as it attempted to escape. Sassacus took a direct hit to the starboard boiler...

and the manufacture in the 1860s of the engines for the giant ironclad USS Dunderberg and for the passenger steamers Bristol and Providence, the latter...

Morgan Iron Works engines included USS Ticonderoga, USS Ascutney, USS Wachusett and the experimental high-speed warship USS Ammonoosuc. The Works also contracted...

military service with the U.S. Navy in Philadelphia in 1862. He subsequently served as a fireman on the USS Wyalusing. Having initially served 16 months during...

USS Osceola was a wooden, sidewheel Sassacus-class gunboat which saw combat with the Union Navy in the American Civil War. She was designed with shallow...

Lackawanna, and for two of the 1,173-ton Sassacus class double-ended sidewheel gunboats, USS Mackinaw and USS Mattabesett. In 1864, the Allaire Works supplied...

launches in 1862 includes a chronological list of some ships launched in 1862. "Launch". Ipswich Journal. No. 6400. Ipswich. 4 January 1862. "SHIPS BUILT...

sidewheel paddle steamer USS Sassacus ( United States Navy) found and captured her. After salvage efforts failed, the crews of Sassacus and the armed sidewheel...