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USS Chandler (DD-206)

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626: 2821: 778: 797:, Philippines, in advance of the major force for the assault to sweep a path for the attacking amphibious ships. At 637 on 18 October, Commander W. R. Loud, in charge of the minesweeping ships, gave word that only one fifth of the mines in the critical channel between Honophon and Dinagat Islands had been swept. The channel between the two islands was the path the 700 ship allied convoy would take to the North and South landing areas on Leyte Island, and had to be safe and secured. Though 26 moored mines had been swept, many more remained floating in the Gulf. Three Destroyer/Minesweepers including the 55: 2429: 2865: 855:
January, revealed only two floating mines and no moored mines. When the sweepers completed their task on 8 January, a total of only four mines had been recovered. Information from Lt. Commander W. R. Loud indicated as many as ten mines may have been removed by the sweepers by end of day on 7 January, but though it was one of the most dangerous operations for converted Clemson Class destroyer minesweepers of the war, relatively few mines were found in Lingayen Gulf and only one additional mine on the beaches.
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and destroyers stayed closer to the sweepers, and the beach areas swept were smaller than those in the Philippine Island chain. As Samuel Morison noted, "Bombardment ships were in position off Iwo by 7:00. Minesweeping began promptly". Though many American vessels were damaged at Iwo Jima, it was placed first before Okinawa and was expected to be a less costly battle. This proved to be the case, particularly for the Navy's Destroyer/Minesweepers.
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Merritt, P.A., who was established in the north, and the other by Manuel Valley, an escapee from Bataan, who led an organization in the South. An attempt to unite these two leaders was unsuccessful, and though much good work was done by the resistance fighters, little was completed to aid the plans of General MacArthur's headquarters until after the assault at Leyte Island was completed.
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from 16 to 28 February, she gave her experienced aid in sweeping, patrolling, and screening for the buildup and the subsequent assault. Though there was damage to many vessels and smaller sweepers from shore batteries, damage to destroyer minesweepers at Iwo did not occur, as screening battleships
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was visited by native Guerillas from the Philippine Island of Samar, immediately North of Leyte, who brought a message from their commander Lt. Colonel Juan Causing. In September, Causing had tried to unite two of the largest Philippine resistance groups on Samar, one commanded by Col. Pedro V.
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operation, mine sweeping commenced on 6 January 1945 around 700, with kamikaze attacks at their worst. Task force commander Admiral Jesse B. Oldendorf had anticipated word of heavy mine fields and significant obstacles on the beaches. Unexpectedly, exploratory sweeps during the morning of 6
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was also likely tasked with sweeping the approaches to Dinagat Island where Allied ships would enter the Philippines, Looc Bay off Dinagat, and the approaches to the Northeastern coastal towns of Tacloban and Dulag on Leyte Island, which would become the two primary landing areas for Allied
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survivors was flag Commander Wayne Rowe Loud, in charge of the minesweeping task force, who would be awarded the Navy Cross for his rescues, and indomitable spirit inspiring the sweepers to complete their mission though under continuous enemy fire.
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on her starboard side in the after engine room around 0455, at the instant the burning plane crashed. The resultant flooding broke the ship in half and sunk her within three minutes. The explosion took 22 of her own crew and 24 survivors of
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in sweeping mines from two critical approaches into the atoll, Deep Entrance and Wide Passage, which was swept of mines between 700 and 900 on the morning of 17 February 1944. Patrolling each invasion area as the operation developed,
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detected low flying planes on her radar, and soon came under heavy fire from Japanese aircraft. Sighting accurately in the moonlit night, fire from
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of 31 May 1934. In 1936 she took part in radio sound tests, and in 1940 she served as plane guard during the flight of the
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remained on duty in Lingayen Gulf until 10 January, when she cleared for convoy escort operations through mid-February.
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remained on duty, sweeping, patrolling, and screening, through the start of the landings, retiring on 25 October for
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Guns were upgraded to 2-3 x 3" 50 caliber, and likely twin powered Bosford AA gun or to add range, the
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had rescued. The rescue was particularly memorable as around half of the survivors recovered by the
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and screened assault shipping. At Eniwetok Atoll, she shared responsibilities with the minesweeper
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docked at Pearl Harbor on 1 January 1944. From there, in a succession of landings, at
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returned to the west coast for overhaul in April. While there, she was reclassified
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Wright, C. C. (2003). "Question 40/02: Submarines Expended as Targets 1922".
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The Liberation of the Philippines, Luzon, Mindanao, the Visayas, 1944-45
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had been twice rescued from sinking or abandoned ships. Among
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on 19 November 1940. As part of her conversion, her number 4
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was readied at San Francisco for duty farther south in the
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escort duty in the Aleutians. In May 1943, she covered the
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and angled outboard, and her stern was modified to support
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was recommissioned on 31 March 1930 for operations off the
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William Cramp and Sons Ship and Engine Building Company
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World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States
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resumed mine-sweeping in landings, as she sailed into
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in October 1940, Chandler was converted there into a
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Leaving the Aleutians in October 1943, 559:racks were repositioned forward from the 457:on 15 February 1921. She served with the 1235:This article incorporates text from the 672:collided with the destroyer minesweeper 586:replaced the three original 25-kilowatt 373:; sponsored by Mrs. L. H. Chandler; and 19:For other ships with the same name, see 2961:Ships built by William Cramp & Sons 1116: 1114: 1006: 640:was at sea on 7 December 1941 when the 590:to improve her capability for sweeping 461:, protecting American interests in the 2971:Ships of the Aleutian Islands campaign 27: 51: 7: 1196:. Naval History and Heritage Command 1059:. Naval History and Heritage Command 769:on 22 June, at 15°55′N., 147°09′E.* 664:While en route to operations in the 526:United States Secretary of the Navy 225:314 ft 4 in (95.8 m) 156:, DMS-9, 19 November 1940 1079:Aleutians, Gilberts, and Marshalls 809:While near Dulag on Leyte Island, 633:(DMS-9) at sea on 7 December 1941. 469:, China, that day, she arrived at 426:joined the U.S. Naval Detachment, 346:. She was the only ship named for 14: 481:on 20 October 1922 and placed in 465:, until 25 August 1922. Clearing 241:9 ft 10 in (3.0 m) 233:31 ft 9 in (9.7 m) 2863: 2819: 2760: 2516: 2427: 1294: 1228: 688:in the Aleutians for patrol and 477:, on 30 September 1922. She was 430:. She served as station ship at 53: 31: 162:, AG-108, 5 June 1945 642:Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor 358:Construction and commissioning 1: 1244:. The entry can be found 1122:Leyte; June 1944-January 1945 842:(DMS-9) fully converted to a 743:(21 July–24 July), she swept 551:, her fourth funnel, and her 720:Marshalls and Marianas, 1944 396:United States Atlantic Fleet 299:Y-Gun depth charge projector 897:had rescued on 6 January. 275:(65 km/h; 40 mph) 2987: 1157:Triumph in the Philippines 1018:"Clemson Class Destroyers" 516:. In 1934, she steamed to 18: 2920: 2894: 2503: 2435:United States Coast Guard 700:, and in August 1943 the 522:Presidential Fleet Review 283:122 officers and enlisted 192: 46: 30: 2946:Clemson-class destroyers 1217:Morison, Samuel, Eliot, 1179:Morison, Samuel, Eliot, 1120:Morison, Samuel, Eliot, 1077:Morison, Samuel, Eliot, 850:During the Philippine's 764:Japanese submarine  502:United States West Coast 418:in its relief work with 305:21 in (533 mm) 90:William Cramp & Sons 739:(13 June–20 July), and 735:(17 February–6 March), 543:, and was reclassified 317:AA gun,for World War II 295:4 in (102 mm) 193:General characteristics 160:Miscellaneous auxiliary 16:Clemson-class destroyer 2871:Imperial Japanese Navy 2509:World War II operators 1219:Victory in the Pacific 952: 847: 824:Battles for Leyte Gulf 786: 634: 390:Assigned to Destroyer 348:William Eaton Chandler 80:William Eaton Chandler 1093:Warship International 946: 837: 780: 628: 541:destroyer minesweeper 533:Mare Island Navy Yard 487:Mare Island Navy Yard 404:Newport, Rhode Island 377:on 5 September 1919. 352:Secretary of the Navy 330:(DD-206/DMS-9/AG-108) 188:Sold 18 November 1946 154:Destroyer minesweeper 1155:Smith, Robert Ross, 789:On 17 October 1944, 579:, and kites. Two 60- 441:Passing through the 369:on 19 March 1919 by 217:1,215 tons (1,234 t) 2880:Patrol Boat No. 102 2768:Royal Canadian Navy 2075:John Francis Burnes 830:Lingayen Gulf, 1945 694:amphibious landings 588:electric generators 354:from 1882 to 1886. 311:(removed by 1941-2) 2395:William B. Preston 1302:United States Navy 1137:. Military History 953: 848: 787: 635: 621:Pearl Harbor, 1941 555:were removed, her 416:American Red Cross 344:United States Navy 2933: 2932: 2857: 2856: 2835: 2776: 2532: 1643:James K. Paulding 1286:-class destroyers 1165:978-1-4102-2495-8 972:Norfolk, Virginia 668:on 27 July 1942, 660:Aleutians, 1942-3 510:Panama Canal Zone 323: 322: 2978: 2869: 2867: 2866: 2830: 2825: 2823: 2822: 2771: 2766: 2764: 2763: 2527: 2522: 2520: 2519: 2505: 2449:George E. Badger 2433: 2431: 2430: 1407:Alexander Dallas 1381:George E. 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Index

USS Chandler

William Eaton Chandler
William Cramp & Sons
Philadelphia
Destroyer minesweeper
Miscellaneous auxiliary
Clemson-class
destroyer
shp
knots
4 in (102 mm)
21 in (533 mm)
torpedo tubes
Oerlikon 20 mm
Clemson-class
destroyer
United States Navy
William Eaton Chandler
Secretary of the Navy
launched
William Cramp and Sons Ship and Engine Building Company
commissioned
Squadron
United States Atlantic Fleet
Newport, Rhode Island
Turkey
Crimea
American Red Cross
Russian

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