According to information published by the US DoD, the U.S. Navy decommissioned the last two Cyclone-class patrol coastal ships stationed at Naval Support Activity Bahrain during a pierside ceremony attended by U.S. 5th Fleet officials.
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Cyclone class patrol ship USS Monsoon. (Picture source: US DoD)
Cyclone class patrol ship USS Monsoon. (Picture source: US DoD)
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