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The USS Somerset, an amphibious transport vessel, was given its name in recognition of Somerset County, Pennsylvania, in tribute to the passengers of United Flight 93. Its motto is Let s Roll.

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The USS Somerset, an amphibious transport vessel, was given its name in recognition of Somerset County, Pennsylvania, in tribute to the passengers of United Flight 93. Its motto is “Let’s Roll.”

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