The USS Concord (CL-10) was a United States Navy Omaha-class light cruiser commissioned in 1923. It served in various roles, including fleet protection, training, and as a flagship for different commands. The ship underwent several modernizations and upgrades throughout its service life, including improvements to its armament and radar systems. During World War II, the USS Concord participated in convoy escort duties in the Atlantic and Mediterranean, engaging in combat operations and providing support to allied forces. After the war, it was decommissioned in 1946 and later sold for scrap in 1959. The USS Concord had a relatively short but active service history, contributing to the Navy's operations during a critical period in global history. Its legacy lives on through historical records and the memory of those who served aboard it.

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