The USS Supply (AOR-6) was a replenishment oiler of the United States Navy, commissioned in 1973. Designed to provide fuel and supplies to naval vessels at sea, it played a crucial role in extending the operational range of the fleet. The ship was equipped with advanced systems for transferring fuel and cargo, ensuring that other ships could remain on mission without returning to port. Throughout its service, the USS Supply supported various military operations and humanitarian missions. It was decommissioned in 2005, marking the end of its active duty. The ship was named after the concept of supply, which is vital for sustaining naval forces during extended deployments.