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s VC-10 Squadron and other ships of "Taffy 3"—aided by planes of "Taffy 2"—had stopped the powerful
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still dangerous Center Force—consisting of four battleships, six heavy cruisers, two light cruisers and 11 destroyers—had slipped undetected through San
Bernardino Strait and down the fog-shrouded coast of Samar, bound for Leyte Gulf. Visibility was approximately 40,000 yards (37 km) with a low
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Goodwin called the event "another shining example of the adaptability and courage of the young men of our
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runs until their ammunition ran out, after which they made "dry runs"—dummy attacks with no ordnance or ammunition—to break up the enemy formation and delay its advance. Smoke was laid down to cover the escort carriers' escape as the destroyers ducked in and out of the smoke and rain to engage the
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The ship was referred to as the "Bonus Ship" by yard personnel because she was the 19th carrier delivered in 1943. The yard had originally projected 16 carriers would be delivered before the end of 1943. However, in
September the Navy asked the yard to increase that number by at least two more. To
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remained off Saipan, repulsing aerial raids and launching planes which strafed enemy troop concentrations, bombed gun emplacements, and supported
Marines and soldiers fighting ashore. Meanwhile, American carriers slashed the carrier air strength of the combined Japanese Mobile Fleet and turned it
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Japanese Center Force toward Samar. However, shortly after sunrise on 25 October, a gap in the morning mist
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1732:The World Wonder'd: What Really Happened Off Samar
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719:After a respite for logistics in the Marshalls,
401:20 mm (0.79 in) Oerlikon anti-aircraft
1844:. Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press.
731:, Southern Palaus. She then steamed by way of
540:was sunk by naval gunfire, primarily from the
16:Casablanca-class escort carrier of the US Navy
3375:World War II shipwrecks in the Philippine Sea
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327:2 Ă— 5-cylinder Skinner Uniflow reciprocating
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1694:The Battle of Leyte Gulf, 23–26 October 1944
1896:The Ship Has Sunk and the Sharks are Hungry
1800:The Last Epic Naval Battle: Voices of Leyte
1594:https://www.ussgambierbay.org/?page_id=7153
1471:"Yamato and Musashi Internet Photo Archive"
1248:Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships
1216:Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships
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1193:List of U.S. Navy losses in World War II
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1871:(CVE-73) & Composite Squadron VC-10
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285:512 ft 3 in (156.13 m) (
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1898:— the account of survivor Earl Bagley
1713:The Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors
1677:. The Random House Publishing Group.
1277:Tillman, Barrett (10 February 2024).
657:. She departed on 1 May 1944 to join
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3385:Maritime incidents in October 1944
1908:Naval History and Heritage Command
1902:National Museum of the U.S. Navy.
1825:. New York: Simon & Schuster.
1257:Naval History and Heritage Command
472:Mariana and Palau Islands campaign
305:22 ft 6 in (6.86 m)
38:it lacks sufficient corresponding
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1783:. London: Conway Maritime Press.
272:10,902 long tons (11,077 t)
216:awarded to all ships of "Taffy 3"
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391:40 mm (1.57 in) Bofors
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1619:"Vieweg, Walter Victor Rudolph"
1473:. 30 March 2022. Archived from
1353:Six, Ronald (8 December 2015).
912:targeted the flat top as well.
843:under Japanese fire during the
1777:The Escort Carrier Gambier Bay
1241:Evans, Mark L. (9 July 2019).
382:5 in (127 mm)/38 cal
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1840:Y'Blood, William T. (1999) .
1596:. Retrieved 24 September 2022
1219:. The entry can be found
586:on 28 December 1943, Captain
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1608:. Retrieved 13 February 2023
935:on fire from hits landed by
764:before joining Rear Admiral
691:Battle of the Philippine Sea
1711:Hornfischer, James (2004).
1644:"Ballinger, Richard Robert"
1279:"Gambier Bay's final hours"
883:In spite of these efforts,
572:Kaiser Shipbuilding Company
448:United States Pacific Fleet
350:(22 mph; 35 km/h)
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1781:Anatomy of the Ship series
1692:Cutler, Thomas J. (1994).
1423:"USS Gambier Bay (CVE 73)"
1296:The Men of the Gambier Bay
1173:Presidential Unit Citation
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1359:Warfare History Network
1292:Hoyt, Edwin P. (1979).
879:Coming under heavy fire
630:After shakedown out of
232:General characteristics
53:more precise citations.
1949:-class escort carriers
1904:"Gambier Bay (CVE-73)"
1802:. Praeger Publishers.
1673:Astor, Gerald (2004).
1397:"Imperial Battleships"
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1817:Thomas, Evan (2006).
1798:Sears, David (2005).
1401:www.combinedfleet.com
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808:William "Bull" Halsey
801:San Bernardino Strait
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576:Vancouver, Washington
2987:Type S4-S2-BB5 ships
2493:Type VC2-S-AP5 ships
580:Lieutenant Commander
534:Battle of Leyte Gulf
476:Philippines campaign
174:Mrs. H. C. Zitzewitz
2384:ships built by the
1883:association website
1509:"Heermann (DD-532)"
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562:, was reclassified
421:Aviation facilities
333:4 Ă— 285 psi boilers
2732:Type S3-M-K2 ships
2729:tank landing ships
2428:Type C4-S-A3 ships
2398:Type EC2-S-C1 ship
1750:Morison, Samuel E.
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1851:978-1-5575-0980-2
1832:978-0-7432-5221-8
1790:978-0-8517-7613-2
1775:Ross, Al (1993).
1767:978-1-5911-4535-6
1741:978-1-608-88046-1
1722:978-0-553-38148-1
1703:978-0-0601-6949-7
1696:. HarperCollins.
1534:"Hoel I (DD-533)"
1498:, pp. 21–22.
1421:Cox, Robert Jon.
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1104:Samuel B. Roberts
1026:Samuel B. Roberts
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179:Commissioned
158:10 July 1943
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3254:Windham Bay
3233:Takanis Bay
3219:Steamer Bay
3205:Shipley Bay
3191:Sargent Bay
3184:Saginaw Bay
3177:Rudyerd Bay
3163:Ommaney Bay
3156:Savo Island
3135:Hoggatt Bay
3128:Nehenta Bay
3121:Gambier Bay
3100:Fanshaw Bay
3086:Kalinin Bay
3065:Wake Island
3030:Guadalcanal
3023:Mission Bay
3002:Liscome Bay
2656:Saint Croix
2451:Marine Lynx
2437:Marine Carp
2234:Lunga Point
2220:Windham Bay
2199:Takanis Bay
2185:Steamer Bay
2171:Shipley Bay
2157:Sargent Bay
2150:Saginaw Bay
2143:Rudyerd Bay
2129:Ommaney Bay
2122:Savo Island
2101:Hoggatt Bay
2094:Nehenta Bay
2087:Gambier Bay
2066:Fanshaw Bay
2052:Kalinin Bay
2031:Wake Island
1996:Guadalcanal
1989:Mission Bay
1968:Liscome Bay
1889:Gambier Bay
1879:Gambier Bay
1869:Gambier Bay
1543:11 February
1518:11 February
1481:11 February
1451:11 February
1406:11 February
1364:11 February
1181:Silver Star
1165:Gambier Bay
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896:battleship
885:Gambier Bay
841:Gambier Bay
820:Cape Engaño
812:Third Fleet
797:Sibuyan Sea
753:sister ship
749:Gambier Bay
745:Philippines
721:Gambier Bay
713:Gambier Bay
695:Gambier Bay
686:Gambier Bay
668:Gambier Bay
617:Gambier Bay
596:Gambier Bay
542:battleship
538:Gambier Bay
510:Gambier Bay
468:Operations:
454:Commanders:
313:9,000
274:(full load)
124:Gambier Bay
94:Gambier Bay
51:introducing
3380:1943 ships
3354:Categories
3240:Thetis Bay
3212:Sitkoh Bay
3170:Petrof Bay
3107:Kitkun Bay
3093:Kasaan Bay
3044:Natoma Bay
3037:Manila Bay
3016:Corregidor
2995:Casablanca
2979:Casablanca
2890:LST(H)-464
2642:Rockingham
2635:Rockbridge
2614:Meriwether
2424:transports
2206:Thetis Bay
2178:Sitkoh Bay
2136:Petrof Bay
2073:Kitkun Bay
2059:Kasaan Bay
2010:Natoma Bay
2003:Manila Bay
1982:Corregidor
1961:Casablanca
1947:Casablanca
1199:References
1177:Navy Cross
1121:in 1940).
762:Leyte Gulf
757:Kitkun Bay
737:New Guinea
655:California
650:Enterprise
517:Casablanca
367:Complement
336:2 Ă— screws
322:Propulsion
268:(standard)
242:Casablanca
203:Honors and
137:, east of
59:April 2010
34:references
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3296:Kwajalein
3289:Hollandia
2828:T-LST-456
2684:Bottineau
2677:Bollinger
2579:McCracken
2388:, during
2283:Matanikau
2262:Kwajalein
2255:Hollandia
1582:Hoyt 1979
1570:Hoyt 1979
1329:Hoyt 1979
1116:HMS
1029:to cover
851:, likely
640:destroyer
632:San Diego
615:Model of
260:long tons
155:Laid down
3282:Salamaua
3079:Solomons
2815:Achilles
2698:Crockett
2663:San Saba
2649:Rockwall
2628:Renville
2593:Marathon
2586:Magoffin
2551:Sandoval
2320:Sangamon
2248:Salamaua
2045:Solomons
1891:(CVE-73)
1752:(2011).
1653:12 April
1628:12 April
1428:16 March
1262:12 April
1187:See also
1118:Glorious
1108:Johnston
1071:126°12′E
1039:Heermann
1020:Heermann
1008:Johnston
980:Yamato's
960:Chikuma.
872:strafing
781:Mindanao
751:and her
715:underway
512:(CVE-73)
444:Part of:
431:catapult
375:Armament
346:19
195:Stricken
163:Launched
130:Namesake
3058:Tripoli
2967:LST-475
2960:LST-474
2953:LST-473
2946:LST-472
2939:LST-471
2932:LST-470
2925:LST-469
2918:LST-468
2911:LST-467
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2842:LST-458
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2822:LST-456
2809:LST-455
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2789:LST-453
2782:LST-452
2775:LST-451
2768:LST-450
2761:LST-449
2754:LST-448
2747:LST-447
2740:LST-446
2705:Audubon
2621:Rawlins
2607:Menifee
2572:Lubbock
2558:Lenawee
2544:Sanborn
2537:Rutland
2530:Pondera
2523:Pickens
2509:Olmsted
2484:Haskell
2024:Tripoli
1457:YouTube
1316:7857043
1142:Chikuma
1068:11°31′N
1035:Chikuma
1003:Chikuma
968:Yamato,
947:Chikuma
938:Chikuma
914:Chikuma
891:Chikuma
854:Chikuma
805:Admiral
777:Taffy 3
725:Peleliu
554:in the
524:of the
486:Awards:
458:Captain
404:cannons
145:Builder
101:History
47:improve
3114:Tulagi
3051:St. Lo
2981:-class
2726:-class
2712:Bergen
2691:Cottle
2670:Sevier
2600:Menard
2516:Oxford
2502:Oconto
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2382:MARCOM
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999:Yamato
991:Yamato
964:Yamato
943:Yamato
898:Yamato
729:Angaur
699:Tinian
672:Saipan
625:museum
623:Midway
568:CVE-73
564:ACV-73
560:AVG-73
544:Yamato
519:-class
514:was a
406:(20Ă—1)
282:Length
258:8,188
244:-class
205:awards
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3009:Anzio
2795:Remus
2724:LST-1
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995:KongĹŤ
909:KongĹŤ
785:Samar
770:Leyte
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399:20 Ă—
396:(8Ă—2)
389:16 Ă—
355:Range
343:Speed
302:Draft
208:Four
3324:Attu
2290:Attu
1877:USS
1867:USS
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1827:ISBN
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1538:NHHC
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1430:2011
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