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USS Sioux (AT-75)
USS ''Sioux'' (AT-75) was a of the United States Navy that saw service during World War II, and in the Korean and Vietnam Wars.
The ship was laid down on 14 February 1942 by United Engineering Co. of San Francisco, California, at Mare Island Navy Yard. ''Sioux'' was launched on 27 May 1942 sponsored by Mrs. Evelyn H. Sims of Jefferson, Texas, the mother of five sons serving in the Navy. USS ''Sooux'' commissioned on 6 December 1942, Lt (jg.) L. M. Jahnsen in command.
== World War II Pacific Theater operations==
After a brief shakedown period off the Pacific coast of the United States, ''Sioux'' departed from the west coast on 3 February 1943; towed ''YO-8'' to Pearl Harbor; and continued on to the South Pacific. ''Sioux'' was in the war zone by 30 June 1943 and participated in rear-echelon activities in support of the New Georgia operation.
During the periods 1 November to 15 December 1943 and 25 December 1943 to 4 February 1944, she accompanied six reinforcement echelons to Cape Torokina on Bougainville in the Solomons. In January and February 1944, ''Sioux'' was active in support of the Kavieng and Rabaul raids. She was an element of the support unit for the ships engaged in the Battle for Leyte Gulf in late October 1944 and for the 3rd Fleet during the major portion of the following month.
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