- USS Melvin
USS "Melvin" may refer to:
*, a "Clemson"-class
destroyer , launched in1921 and struck in1930 .
*, a "Fletcher"-class destroyer, launched in1943 and struck in1974 .
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USS "Melvin" may refer to:
*, a "Clemson"-class
*, a "Fletcher"-class destroyer, launched in
Wikimedia Foundation. 2010.
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