Ports of Call

Between the line periods came the ports — the other half of any sailor’s cruise. Constellation called at seven across the Pacific and the Gulf.

The track of the deployment — San Diego, seven ports, and home. Tap a port to go ashore.

1

Pusan (Busan)

South Korea · 35.2°N · 129.1°E

South Korea’s great southern port and second city, Busan sits where the peninsula meets the Korea Strait.

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2

Hong Kong

British Hong Kong · 22.3°N · 114.2°E

Still under British administration in early 1995, Hong Kong was the classic Western Pacific liberty port.

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3

Singapore

Singapore · 1.4°N · 103.8°E

The crossroads of the Strait of Malacca and one of the U.S. Seventh Fleet’s most important ports.

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4

Jebel Ali

United Arab Emirates · 25.0°N · 55.0°E

The largest man-made harbor in the world, and the U.S. Navy’s principal liberty and logistics port in the Persian Gulf.

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5

Perth (Fremantle)

Australia · 32.0°S · 115.9°E

The Indian Ocean city of Western Australia, and one of the U.S. Navy’s most beloved liberty ports.

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6

Sydney

Australia · 33.9°S · 151.2°E

The harbor city of New South Wales, and the port where Constellation drew her largest crowd of the cruise.

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7

Pearl Harbor

United States · 21.4°N · 157.9°W

The home of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, and the last great stop on the road home.

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