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Home›Surface Vessels›Newest littoral combat ship Indianapolis arrives at its homeport

The US Navy’s newest littoral combat ship, the Freedom-variant USS Indianapolis (LCS 17), arrived at its homeport, Mayport, Florida Nov. 26. after completing its maiden voyage from the shipyard in Marinette, Wisconsin.

Prior to arriving in Mayport, LCS 17 officially joined the fleet Oct. 26 when it was commissioned in Burns Harbor, Indianapolis. It’s the 7th LCS ship to be homeported in Mayport under the leadership of Littoral Combat Ship Squadron Two.

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“I’m proud to say that the crew did a phenomenal job during Indianapolis’ maiden voyage,” said Cmdr. Colin Kane, commanding officer of Indianapolis. “To get Indianapolis ready, we’ve been away from our families since July. Thankfully, we are home in time for the holidays.”

The ship falls under Commander, Littoral Combat Ship Squadron Two (COMLCSRON TWO) control until the future LCS Mine Countermeasures Division is established on the East Coast.

This year, the Navy commissioned six LCSs, bringing the total to 19 LCSs in the fleet. Most recently, the Freedom-class littoral combat ship USS Detroit (LCS 7) departed its homeport of Mayport, Florida for the U.S. Southern Command area of responsibility on its maiden deployment, Oct. 31.

In addition, USS Montgomery deployed to the Indo-Pacific region. Montgomery completed a mid-deployment crew swap this fall demonstrating the ability to stretch operational time across one ship. LCSs operate with two crews enabling increased operational time. The two-crew rotation creates flexibility and increased forward-presence. To optimize the two-crew model, off-ship crews train aboard a training ship.

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Newest littoral combat ship Indianapolis arrives at its homeport

The US Navy’s newest littoral combat ship, the Freedom-variant USS Indianapolis (LCS 17), arrived at its homeport, Mayport, Florida Nov. 26. after completing its maiden voyage from the shipyard in Marinette, Wisconsin. Prior to arriving in Mayport, LCS 17 officially joined the fleet Oct. 26 when it

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