- USS Grand Rapids
USS "Grand Rapids" may refer to:
*USS|Grand Rapids|PF-31, was commissioned 10 October 1944 and sold 14 April 1947 for scrapping
*USS|Grand Rapids|PG-98, was commissioned 5 September 1970
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