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USNS Bob Hope (T-AKR 300)
This picture shows the US military sealift command vessel named after Bob Hope.
Why did the Navy choose to honor Hope by naming a ship after him?
Because he served on active duty in the military during WWII
Because he served as the governor of California following the war
Because of his lifelong support of American servicemen and women
A photo of the gangway entrance to the U S N S Bob Hope.
USNS Bob Hope
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Because of his lifelong support of American servicemen and women.
Bob Hope never served as governor and did not have a regular active‑duty military career in WWII; he was honored because of decades of USO tours and other efforts boosting troop morale from WWII through Vietnam and beyond, making him an enduring symbol of support for the armed forces.
Bob Hope never served as governor and did not have a regular active‑duty military career in WWII; he was honored because of decades of USO tours and other efforts boosting troop morale from WWII through Vietnam and beyond, making him an enduring symbol of support for the armed forces.
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