USS ''Sacagawea'' may refer to the following ships of the
United States Navy
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* , was a
tugboat
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, launched in 1942; acceptance by the Navy was canceled in 1942, but she was retained by the
Maritime Commission
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* , was a tugboat, acquired by the Navy and renamed in 1942, and struck in 1945.
* is a ''Lewis and Clark''-class dry
cargo ship
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, launched in 2006 and in active service
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United States Navy ship names