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WWII Ship That Survived D-Day Now Sails As Ferry Between Long Island And Connecticut
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WWII Ship That Survived D-Day Now Sails As Ferry Between Long Island And Connecticut
Every day, vehicles and commuters roll aboard the Cape Henlopen between New London, CT, and Orient Point on Long Island — often unaware they’re traveling on a piece of World War II history.Courtesy of Cross Sound Ferry The Cross Sound Ferry vessel began its life as the USS LST-510, a Navy landing ship built in Jeffersonville, IN, in 1943, launched that November, and commissioned in January 1944. Just months later, it was part of the Allied invas…
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