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{{Infobox ship career

Ship country=United States

1945}}

Ship name=USS Munising (PC-1228)

Ship builder=*Leathern D. Smith Shipbuilding Co.

Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin

Ship laid down=20 December 1942

Ship launched=10 March 1943

Ship commissioned=12 July 1943

Ship reclassified=20 August 1945, PCC-1230

Ship decommissioned=March 1946

Ship fate=Pacific Reserve Fleet, 15 February 1956
}}{{Infobox ship characteristics

Ship class=Submarine chaser

280|lt|t}} (standard)

{{convert|450|lt|t}} (full load)

173|ft|m|abbr=on}}

23|ft|m}}

10|ft|10|in|m}}

Ship propulsion=2 x 2,880bhp General Motors 16-258S diesel engines

20.2|knot|mph km/h}}

Ship complement=65

3|in|mm|abbr=on}}/50 cal

1 × 40 mm gun
3 × 20 mm cannons
2 × rocket launchers
4 × depth charge throwers
2 × depth charge tracks

}}

USS Munising (PC-1228) was a {{sclass-|PC-461|submarine chaser}} of the United States Navy, named for the town of Munising in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. For the entirety of its active service, the ship was known by its hull number PC-1228.

PC-1228 was laid down by the Leathem D. Smith Shipbuilding Company in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin on 7 September 1942 and launched 18 November 1942, sponsored by Mrs. C. R. Christianson. The ship was transferred down the Mississippi River to New Orleans, where it arrived on 19 May 1943. commissioned 21 May 1943, Lt. J. M. Jordan in command.

After a shakedown cruise along the Gulf Coast, PC-1228 underwent anti-submarine warfare training out of Miami during June before being sent to the Eastern Sea Frontier for duty 28 June. During the next several months the ship conducted anti-submarine patrols and escorted ships along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. On 26 November PC-1228 was ordered to steam to the Canal Zone, where it arrived in Coco Solo on 5 December. The ship patrolled the coastal waters of the Panama Canal Zone for the remainder of World War II.

With the end of the war, PC-1228 returned to the United States. The ship was sent into reserve on 24 May 1946 and was decommissioned at Green Cove Springs, Florida on 19 July 1946. On 15 February 1956, while still berthed with the Atlantic Reserve Fleet, the ship was named Munising. The aging vessel was struck from the navy register on 5 September 1957 and breaking up on 1 July 1958 to the Boston Metals Company of Baltimore, Maryland.

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{{DANFS|http://www.history.navy.mil/DANFS/m15/munising.htm}}

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