USS Cassin Young

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[1 - 99] Charlestown Navy Yard
Charlestown, MA 02129

USS Cassin Young, a Fletcher-class destroyer built during World War II, stands as a historic Navy ship in Charlestown, MA. Built in 1943 in San Pedro, California, it engaged in seven Pacific battles, survived two Kamikaze hits, and continued to serve beyond its expected lifetime.

Maintained by the National Park Service and dedicated volunteers, USS Cassin Young is a testament to the bravery of its crews and the skilled ship workers of the Charlestown navy yard. Visitors can explore above and below the main deck of this iconic destroyer, learning about its rich history and the vital role destroyers played in World War II.

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Caleigh T.
10/1/2024

I didn't get the best opportunity to explore this ship to the degree that I would like, but what I was able to see was really cool. I started at the USS Constitution and by the time I moved on to...

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Dani C.
9/24/2024

Such an amazing part of history. Definitely pay attention to the hours and the tides. It was closed when we were there but still worth the walk. USS Cassin Young (DD-793) - Fletcher-class...

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Ray F.
10/21/2022

Fletcher class destroyer built for speed and capability, USS Cassin Young fought in seven Pacific battles in World War II. It survived two Imperial Japanese Kamikaze hits that caused deaths and...

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Helene S.
7/17/2022

The USS Cassin Young is named for Captain Cassin Young. Captain Young was awarded the Medal of Honor for his bravery at Pearl Harbor. He died at the Battle of the Guadalcanal in 1942. When the...

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Anna M.
7/11/2023

Less famous than its neighbor the USS Constitution, the USS Cassin Young is also a great place to explore and learn when you're doing the Freedom Trail thing. The evolution of warships is quite...

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