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Letter U, Page 4 of 88 Pages (US)

U.S. gymnast Strug who clinched the 1996 team gold on a hurt ankle

U.S. health org.

U.S. health promoter: Abbr.

U.S. health protector

U.S. health watchdog

U.S. highway with a ferry connection between Delaware and New Jersey

U.S. horror writer

U.S. House member

U.S. humane org.

U.S. humorist Finley Peter ___

U.S. hwy., e.g.

U.S. hwys., e.g.

U.S. immigrant's subj.

U.S. immigrants course'

U.S. intelligence org.

U.S. interstate, e.g.

U.S. investigators

U.S. investment instrument

U.S. island east of the Philippines

U.S. island of entry, once

U.S. island owned almost entirely by billionaire Larry Ellison

U.S. island with a royal palace

U.S. labor leader Eugene

U.S. laundry soap since 1918

U.S. leader #44

U.S. legal tender

U.S. legislative body

U.S. legislative building

U.S. legislator with a six-yr. term

U.S. lexicographer

U.S. Library of Medicine maintainer

U.S. locale of the International Peace Garden

U.S. mail carrier's beat

U.S. mail holders

U.S. manufacturer founded as a communications co. in 1920

U.S. Marine Band leader, 1880-92

U.S. Marine Corps E-6

U.S. Marine with a single stripe

U.S. maritime agcy.

U.S. med. research ctr.

U.S. media watchdog

U.S. medical grp.

U.S. medical research agcy.

U.S. medicine regulator

U.S. mil. award since 1918

U.S. mil. medal

U.S. military aircraft

U.S. military chopper

U.S. military decoration

U.S. military planes

U.S. military vet

U.S. Mint bullion coin

U.S. Mint employee

U.S. Mint employees' newspaper?

U.S. missile, 1965

U.S. mo. without a holiday

U.S. money to the right of a decimal point

U.S. moon-landing program

U.S. motor capital

U.S. motorists' club

U.S. motto word

U.S. national anthem's contraction

U.S. National Anthem's fifth word

U.S. national flower

U.S. national symbol

U.S. native (abbr.)

U.S. Naval Academy anthem

U.S. Naval Academy freshman

U.S. Naval Academy mascot

U.S. naval base until 1951

U.S. Naval Observatory residents

U.S. Naval Observatory's precise info

U.S. Navy bigwig

U.S. Navy builder

U.S. Navy O-1: Abbr.

U.S. Navy officer

U.S. Navy officer who smokes a water pipe?

U.S. Navy officers

U.S. Navy's mascot

U.S. neighbor to the north

U.S. newcomer's course

U.S. newcomer's course, perhaps

U.S. newcomer's language course, perhaps

U.S. News or YM

U.S. News rates their programs

U.S. news source since 1942

U.S. nuclear sub

U.S. number-issuing agcy.

U.S. occupation target in 2014's "RoboCop"

U.s. offering to investors

U.S. official whose office has been vacant for more than nine of the last 50 years

U.S. oil company

U.S. Olympic gymnast Chow

U.S. Open 1955 winner

U.S. Open airer

U.S. Open category

U.S. Open champ before and after Pete

U.S. Open champ Ernie

U.S. Open champ in '94 and '97

U.S. open champ Murray

U.S. Open champ, 1968

U.S. Open champ, 1985-87

U.S. Open champ, Arthur

U.S. Open champion Murray

U.S. Open component

U.S. Open entrant

U.S. Open golf champ: 1959

U.S. Open judge's shout

U.S. Open match component

U.S. Open stadium

U.S. Open stadium name

U.S. Open tennis champion of 2018 and 2020

U.S. Open tennis finalist eight straight years

U.S. Open tennis stadium

U.S. Open winner Els

U.S. Open winner in 1997

U.S. Open winner, 1994 and 1997

U.S. Open, e.g.

U.S. Open's ___ Stadium

U.S. or British mil. award

U.S. or Can. money

U.S. org. chaired by the president

U.S. org. hidden in two U.S. state names

U.S. org. with over 39 million members

U.S. org. with quarantine authority

U.S. Pacific atoll

U.S. Pacific island

U.S. Pacific possession

U.S. Pacific territory

U.S. painter Jasper

U.S. painter: 1871-1951

U.S. patriotic display

U.S. pet protector

U.S. pharmaceuticals overseer

U.S. pharmaceuticals regulator

U.S. place with a royal palace

U.S. Poet Laureate Joy

U.S. political party

U.S. pollution controller

U.S. port, or its locale

U.S. possession since 1898

U.S. Postal Service symbol

U.S. president #2

U.S. president and also chief justice

U.S. president and chief justice

U.S. president between James and Millard

U.S. president during the Mexican War

U.S. president who becomes the president of future Earth on "Futurama"

U.S. president who sired 15 children

U.S. president who was once president of the Harvard Law Review

U.S. president whose mother's first name was Stanley

U.S. President William Howard

U.S. president with a Nobel Peace Prize

U.S. president with the most southerly birthplace

U.S. president, 1861 to 1865

U.S. president, 1861-1865

U.S. president, 1909-13

U.S. president, at times

U.S. President's command

U.S. Presidents, so far

U.S. prez with Mamie

U.S. prez, militarily

U.S. property manager

U.S. provider of benefits

U.S. public health agcy.

U.S. publications grp.

U.S. purchase of 1867

U.S. radio station whose call letters spell the name of its city

U.S. rail service

U.S. ranch bird, nowadays

U.S. record label since 1934

U.S. record label, 1974-2011

U.S. region suggested by the first parts of 17-, 31- and 46-Across

U.S. regulating org. with a wing in its logo

U.S. research org.

U.S. resident's peer group

U.S. resort lake

U.S. retailer since 1902

U.S. river or state

U.S. rocket launchers

U.S. rocket letters

U.S. rocket with a name from classical myth

U.S. rocket with a name from Greek myth

U.S. sch. near the Mexico border

U.S. seaport founded in 1626

U.S. secretary of state tied for the second-longest time in office

U.S. security offering

U.S. security, for short

U.S. ship transmuted

U.S. skater David ___

U.S. snooper grp.

U.S. soccer great Mia

U.S. soccer legend ___ Howard

U.S. soldier + Little scurriers

U.S. soldier in W.W. II

U.S. soldiers, in slang

U.S. Space Camp setting

U.S. spook agcy.

U.S. sports org. with many prominent Korean champions

U.S. spy agency

U.S. Star Wars program

U.S. state capital

U.S. state closest to Russia

U.S. state closest to the International Date Line

U.S. state since 1890

U.S. state that comes first alphabetically: Abbr.

U.S. state where prostitution is partly legal

U.S. state with its own elec. power grid

U.S. state with the lowest average annual rainfall

U.S. state with the oldest capital city

U.S. state with three counties

U.S. station name retired in 1972

U.S. Steel founder

U.S. Steel was once its biggest employer

U.S. swimming star Janet

U.S. symbol of freedom