The USS Nausett (IX-190) was a United States Navy ship commissioned during World War II as a fleet tug. It was originally built as a civilian tanker in 1919 and later converted for naval service. The ship primarily served in the Pacific theater during the war, participating in various operations and supporting fleet activities. After the war, the USS Nausett was decommissioned and placed in reserve. It was recommissioned in 1952 for service in the Korean War and continued to operate in various capacities until it was decommissioned for the final time in 1955. The ship was ultimately struck from the Naval Vessel Register and sold for scrap in 1960. The USS Nausett had a long and active service history, representing the important role of fleet tugs in supporting naval operations during times of conflict.

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