NewsNoticias Tampa Bay (Univision)August 2, 2026Hillsborough
USS Fort Worth decommissioned after 14 years of service
The U.S. Navy officially decommissioned the USS Fort Worth at Naval Base San Diego, marking the end of its 14-year operational career. The vessel, known for its speed and maneuverability, was one of 14 ships and submarines scheduled for retirement by the Navy before September 30.
Read the full story at Noticias Tampa Bay (Univision)Why It Matters
The decommissioning of the USS Fort Worth represents a reduction in the active naval fleet stationed in San Diego as part of a broader Navy-wide retirement of 14 vessels by September 30.
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organizationArmada de Estados Unidos“The branch of the military responsible for the decommissioning.”personJaime Paredes“Spoke at the ceremony regarding the ship's mission and his pride in his Hispanic”otherUSS Fort Worth“Combat ship retired after 14 years of service.”personCinthia Kaulay“Mother of a crew member who attended the ceremony.”locationNaval Base San Diego“Site of the decommissioning ceremony.”personSamuel Castañeda“Former crew member who served on the ship.”