Welcome
- Asbestos-Related Diseases
- Asbestos and Cancer
- Hazards of Asbestos Exposure
- Workers Affected: Are You at Risk?
- Types of Asbestos
- Asbestos-Containing Products
- U.S. Navy Asbestos Exposure
- Coast Guard Cutters
- Navy Auxiliary Ships
- Asbestos Naval Shipyards
- Navy Aircraft Carriers
- Navy Amphibious Ships
- Navy Battleships
- Navy Cargo Ships
- Navy Cruisers
- Navy Destroyers and Assault Ships
- Navy Dock Landing Ships
- Navy Escort Ships
- Navy Fast Combat Ships
- Navy Frigates
- Navy Hospitals Ships
- Navy Repair and Patrol Ships
- Navy Submarines
- Navy Tankers and Oilers
- Navy Tenders and Tug Ships
- Navy Transport Ships
- Military Sealift Command Ships
- Asbestos Jobsites
- Asbestos Testing
Navy Destroyers and Assault Ships
Destroyers
USS Abbot
USS Bache
USS Beale
USS Blandy
USS Blue
USS Calvert
USS Capps
USS Champlin DD-601
USS Erben
USS Eversole
USS Farragut
USS Frost
USS Herbert Thomas
USS Higbee
USS Jack Wilke
USS James C. Owens
USS John Craig
USS Knapp
USS Lee Fox
USS Newman K. Perry
USS Orleck
USS Perry
USS Piedmont
USS Prairie
USS Rowe
USS Shubrick
USS Wisconsin
Assault Ships
USS Wasp CV-18