USS Macon - Definition

Two ships of the United States Navy have borne the name USS Macon, named in honor of the city of Macon, Georgia.

The first Macon, (ZRS-5), was an airship, commissioned in 1933 and struck in 1935.

The second Macon, (CA-132), was a Baltimore-class cruiser, commissioned in 1945 and struck in 1969.

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Example Usage of Macon
	Greg478: Ridin back from Macon in deep thought
	TerrellSandefur: Thanks to actor Tony Hale, Macon Film Festival, Newtown Macon, fab Media coverage, volunteers & the crowd 4 making tonites' event AMAZING!
	TerrellSandefur: Thanks to actor Tony Hale, Macon Film Festival, Newtown Macon, fab Media coverage, volunters & the crowd for make tonites's event AMAZING!

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USS Macon - Definition

Example Usage of Macon