Add this rare and authentic USS Lowry DD-770 patch to your militaria collection. This patch features the iconic destroyer ship that served in WWII, Korea, and Vietnam. The navy blue and gold design with white lettering will make a statement on any uniform or display.
Crafted with precision, this patch represents a piece of history that is perfect for collectors or anyone who wants to honor the brave men and women who served on the USS Lowry. Whether you're a military enthusiast or just appreciate fine craftsmanship, this patch is a must-have.
The U.S.S. LOWRY (DD-770)
is named in honor of Commodore Reigert B. Lowry, U.S... Navy, a naval
hero of the War Between The States. She is the first ship of the fleet
to bear the name.
Her keel was laid on 1 August 1943
and she was launched on 6 February 1944 under the sponsorship of Miss
Ann Lowry, great granddaughter of the Commodore. USS LOWRY (DD-770) was
commissioned on 23 July 1944.
The United States Ship Lowry (DD-770)
proudly served her country from 1944 until 1973. During her active duty
years she participated in World War II, Bikini Test (Operation
Crossroads), Korean War, Cuban Blockade, Gemini Recovery, and Vietnam
War.
Lowry was struck from the Naval Registry on 31 October 1973 and transferred to the Brazilian Navy on the same day. She was renamed
Espirito Santo
(Holy Spirit) and remained in Brazilian service until she was struck
from service on 2 February 1996, used as target practice, and ultimately
sunk in 1998.[