To obtain a copy of your DD-214,
military records or replacement Military Medals, visit
The
U.S. National Archives and Records Administration
A YouTube video with glimpses of Sasebo, Japan, past & present
Sasebo, Today
and Tomorrow
A link to a film restoration submitted by Roy Meissner
Our
United States Navy in 1915
BLUE WATER NAVY, which has a link listed above, is
a very comprehensive website dedicated to
providing information those who may have been exposed to Agent
Orange, which includes Hector Sailors.
On their site, they have a U.S. Government Document containing a
list of Navy and Coast Guard Ships
associated with service in Vietnam and exposure to Herbicide Agents.
Hector and Ajax are named on this list (page 11),
and may be helpful if you need to make a claim for benefits due
to Agent Orange exposure.
You may go directly to the List of Ships on their website by clicking
HERE
UNRELATED, BUT MIGHT BE WORTH YOUR
LOOK
If you would like "to go back in
time" and check our website's evolution
click
here and type in usshector.com and click on the links you're brought
to.
You can do the same with any of
your favorite websites.
The following Organizations
have contacted the Associaton and have asked us to place a link to their
website.
These Organizations and the
services they provide are NOT endorsed by the USS Hector Association in
any way,
and are placed here ONLY for
the convenience of our shipmates. Contact the Association immediately
if you
have any problems whatsoever
with any of these Organizations and their link will be removed.
Otherwise, we have no way of
knowing if these Organizations have our shipmates best interests at heart.
If you or a loved one have been diagnosed with Mesothelioma
or another form of asbestos related ailment:
www.mesothelioma-lung-cancer.org;
www.AsbestosAction.org;
www.mesothelioma-attorney-locators.com;
or Mesothelioma and the Navy
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