USS Plymouth Rock (LSD-29), 1954-1995. USS Plymouth Rock, a 11,270-ton Thomaston class dock landing ship, was built at Pascagoula, Mississippi. Commissioned on November 29, 1954, she was assigned to the Atlantic Fleet.

One of the last pictures of the USS Plymouth Rock taken in James River, VA on 28 January 1996. The Plymouth Rock is the first LSD in line from the top, next to her is the USS Donner (LSD20) and the Fort Snelling (LSD30

11,270-ton USS Plymouth Rock (LSD-29) was a Thomaston class dock landing ship that was built by the Ingalls Shipbuilding Corporation at Pascagoula, Mississippi, and was commissioned on 29 November 1954.

USS Plymouth Rock (LSD-29), 1954-1995 USS Plymouth Rock, a 11,270-ton Thomaston class dock landing ship, was built at Pascagoula, Mississippi. Commissioned in November 1954, she was assigned to the Atlantic Fleet. Over the next three decades, Plymouth Rock deployed regularly to the Caribbean area,

United States Ship Plymouth Rock LSD29. Named for the famous site in Massachusetts, this ship, is the first to bear the name PLYMOUTH ROCK. She was commissioned Nov. 29, 1954. Her home port is Little Creek, Va. Plymouth Rock's mission is to provide underway launch of landing craft during an amphibious assault.

USS PLYMOUTH ROCK (LSD29) Crew Listing : Updated 7/14/2021 : Pd dues: Last Name: Name: Spouse: Street: City: State: Zip: Phone: R & R: Years: Other : Ackley

The USS Plymouth Rock (LSD29) is named in honor of a famous historical place as are all the new THOMASTON CLASS LSD'S. The Plymouth Rock was named after the site of the first permanent settlers of this country.

Welcome to the USS Plymouth Rock Newsletter Thirteenth Edition: The USS Plymouth Rock Newsletter is a publication issued every four months by the USS Plymouth Rock Ships Association.

Welcome to the USS Plymouth Rock Newsletter Ninth Edition: The USS Plymouth Rock Newsletter is a publication issued every four months by the USS Plymouth Rock Ships Association. If you would like to contribute an article, a piece of Navy or Plymouth Rock history, photo, memory or anything that might be of interest

The USS Plymouth Rock (LSD29) Association came into being through the untiring efforts of Harry T. Andersen, BTC, of Waukegan, IL who served aboard the "Rock" in 68-70. Harry had the idea of forming the association after having been married on board and retiring while attached to the Plymouth Rock.