USS Miller (FF-1091)

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USS Miller (FF-1091) was a U.S. Navy Knox-class frigate named in honor of Doris Miller, the first African American to receive the Navy Cross for his heroism at Pearl Harbor.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Knox-class frigate
United States Navy ship
aircraftFacilities flight deck for LAMPS helicopter
armament 5-inch/54 caliber gun
ASROC launcher
torpedo tubes
beam approximately 47 feet
builder Avondale Shipyards NERFINISHED
category 1971 ships
Cold War frigates of the United States
Knox-class frigates of the United States Navy
Ships built in Avondale, Louisiana
class Knox class NERFINISHED
commissionedDate 30 June 1973
conflictParticipation Cold War NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
decommissionedDate 15 October 1991
displacement about 4200 tons full load
fate sunk as a target
homeport Norfolk, Virginia NERFINISHED
honors received unit awards during service
hullNumber FF-1091 NERFINISHED
laidDownDate 22 June 1970
launchDate 15 May 1971
length approximately 438 feet
maximumSpeed about 27 knots
namedAfter Doris Miller NERFINISHED
namesakeDistinction first African American to receive the Navy Cross
namesakeEvent Attack on Pearl Harbor NERFINISHED
namesakeOccupation United States Navy sailor
navalRegisterStatus stricken
operator United States Navy
pennantNumber FF-1091 NERFINISHED
previousClassification destroyer escort
previousHullNumber DE-1091 NERFINISHED
primaryRole anti-submarine warfare
propulsion 1 steam turbine
2 boilers
single propeller
reclassificationDate 30 June 1975
reclassifiedAs frigate (FF-1091)
shipType frigate
shipyardLocation Avondale, Louisiana NERFINISHED
strickenDate 11 January 1995
sunkDate 4 August 1999

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Doris Miller commemoratedBy USS Miller (FF-1091)