Welcome
This is the Official Crew Website of the USS Mississippi CGN-40.
This website is dedicated to the hardworking men of the USS
Mississippi CGN-40 who have answered every challenge, performed
every task, and helped preserve the ideals of America. the last ship
to bear this name: CGN-40
All Crew Members are invited to update their information in the
Alpha Roster. Nearly 1000 Shipmates have registered
since the website was created in 1997.
© 1997-2021 All Rights Reserved.
USS Mississippi CGN-40 Official Crew Website
Maintained by Jose Diaz
Reunion Information
CGN-40 Reunion 2021
When: September 15th
@3 PM EDT
to September 19th
@ 11:55 AM EDT
Where: Marriot Savannah Riverfront
100 General McIntosh Boulevard
Savannah, Georgia 31401
USS Mississippi CGN-40 Reunion Association
Jay Martin
318 Alexandria Ct
Marietta Pa 17547
cgn40ra@gmail.com
Annual Dues: $25.00
Facebook Users can post on the Wall or
join in discussions and get the latest posting
on Reunion Information from Jay Martin.
Click Here to Join the Group.
Military.com members to get in touch with
others. Post messages, share photos, add
a story or a history for the unit.
Click Here to Join
Ship’s Mast
The main mast of the USS Mississippi CGN-40 is mounted at the site
of the Mississippi Vietnam Veterans Memorial. It is on the grounds of
the Oceans Springs Civic Center in Oceans Springs, MS. A
supporting base was provided by the Mississippi Vietnam Veterans
Memorial Committee, Inc. A team of Seabees helped raise the 62
foot section of steel. It sits on a concrete pedestal near the memorial
wall remembering those Mississippians who were killed in the
Vietnam War. Click on picture on right to enlarge
Click Here for Google Maps Street View of area around Ship's Mast in Ocean Springs, MS.
MVVMC website
Maps and Directions to visit this memorial
Bridge Console
The bridge console piece of
CGN-40 USS Mississippi is
now on indefinite display at
the Mississippi Armed Forces
Museum located at Camp
Shelby, MS. It was restored by Ingalls Ship Yard in Pascagoula
Mississippi and was a part of a temporary exhibit at the Old Capitol
Museum but it now resides here and is on display for the public five days a week.
Museum Website
Missile Launcher
The forward missle launcher was located at the Homeport Naval Station in
Pascagoula Ms. The base officially closed November 15, 2006.
Webmaster Note:
Please let me know what you would like to see on this site.
Jose’ Diaz
webmaster@josediaz.net
This website was created during the ship’s decommissioning and has been
continually active to preserve the history of the USS Mississippi CGN-40.
Thanks to Kevin Greybill and Larry Tosten for originally preserving our ship’s history.
The name USS MISSISSIPPI has been carried by four ships and one submarine.
Click Here to see the History of all U.S. Navy Vessels that have bore the name.