The USS Phoebe (MSC-199) was a coastal minesweeper ship in the United States Navy that served during the Vietnam War. Commissioned in 1954, the ship underwent various modifications and upgrades over the years to enhance its capabilities. The USS Phoebe played a crucial role in conducting minesweeping operations, supporting fleet activities, and providing assistance in search and rescue missions. The ship was involved in several deployments to the Western Pacific and Southeast Asia, contributing significantly to naval operations in the region. In addition to its military duties, the USS Phoebe also participated in various training exercises and multinational operations to enhance collaboration and readiness among allied forces. After decades of service, the USS Phoebe was decommissioned in 1991 and eventually transferred to the Egyptian Navy, where it continued its service under a new flag. The ship's legacy lives on as a testament to its contributions to naval operations and international cooperation during its active years in the U.S. Navy.

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