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flying the middle aircraft of the rear section. Just after the bombers climbed to 2,000 feet (610 m) and headed northwest, the formation was passed by two or three Japanese aircraft inbound to Midway. By ducking into the clouds and climbing to 4,000 feet (1,200 m), the detachment avoided any Japanese fighters and continued on toward their targets. Shortly after 07:00, the six TBF's spotted the IJN fleet from a range of about 15 miles (24 km) and closed to attack. Japanese fighters spotted them in turn, however, and the unescorted bombers were quickly engaged by
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returned fire and laid down a smoke screen to cover the minesweepers retreat. Shortly thereafter the destroyer escort took two 75 mm (3.0 in) shell hits, the first plowed into the forward fire room and pierced the No. 1 boiler – killing six fire and boilermen outright and mortally wounding
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cruised off Okinawa and the east coast of Korea before returning home on 19 December. An almost identical deployment followed on 4 May 1955, with the destroyer escort conducting exercises in Japanese waters and patrolling off Korea before returning to San Diego on 19 November. A longer modernization
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attack. Following sighting reports of IJN ships and aircraft northwest of the island, Midway's defending fighters scrambled followed by all operational attack aircraft, including the six VT-8 bombers. Once airborne, the VT-8 pilots joined up and stepped down into two three-plane sections, with Lewis
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for carrying several of his injured shipmates to safety during this attack. The second hit exploded on the main deck, port side, lightly wounding one sailor. Following hull and machinery repairs at Yokosuka in mid-November, the destroyer escort sailed for home on 17 November, arriving in San Diego
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in October, the warship then received voyage repairs at Yokosuka 16–30 November before returning to the Philippines for a month of operations out of Subic Bay. She then sailed for home in late December, stopping at Guam and Kwajalein for exercises before arriving in San Diego on 18 February 1957.
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took fire from a radar-controlled enemy gun battery, observing 28 air bursts and 56 water splashes during the duel, some of which exploded as close as 20 yards (18 m) while others bracketed the evading destroyer escort out to 12,000 yards (11,000 m). In return, the destroyer escort fired
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fighters. Mauled by fighters and anti-aircraft fire, five of the bombers were shot down, with the sixth limping home after sustaining some 70-bullet holes. Lewis, his radioman AM3c Nelson L. Carr and turret gunner EM3c John W. Mehltretter all perished in the attack. He was posthumously awarded the
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with Commander, Task Element 95.21 embarked. Starting on 26 August, the destroyer began two months of almost nightly shore bombardment missions against time sensitive targets, firing illumination and high explosive rounds against enemy truck and oxcart convoys, troop concentrations and railroad
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sailed to her new station on 14 October, arriving in Apra harbor on 1 November. She conducted island patrol and search-and-rescue operations there for most of the next year, interspersed with port visits to Subic Bay and Hong Kong in mid-April 1959. During the summer and fall
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continued screening operations until 2 July when she was assigned to the Ulithi Surface Patrol and Escort Group, which was responsible for radar and anti-submarine services at Ulithi and providing escort services to periodic Okinawa-bound convoys.
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for inactivation. She decommissioned there on 27 May 1960 and entered the reserve fleet shortly thereafter. Recommended for disposal on 22 December 1965, the destroyer escort was struck from the Navy list on 1 January 1966.
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harbor on 3 September, 5 September destruction of a 40 boxcar train with almost 90 rounds of high capacity and white phosphorus shells and 16 September bombardment of a 60-man railroad repair team.
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through the summer and into the fall. After a brief visit to Japan in late October, she turned for home before Christmas, returning to San Diego via Midway and Pearl Harbor on 18 December.
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After another four-month overhaul at Long Beach, the destroyer escort carried out refresher training before deploying again on 10 August 1954. With duties similar to her last deployment,
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with her sonar gear as the bathyscaphe conducted the deepest crewed dive ever undertaken, to the bottom of trench Challenger Deep 35,798 feet (10,911 m) below the surface.
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178 high explosive and 36 white phosphorus rounds, observing one direct hit on a gun emplacement followed by a secondary explosion and fire. The following day, 14 October,
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Assigned to Commander, Base Air Defense, the VT-8 detachment at Midway joined the Marine and Army Air Force aircraft preparing for combat operations against the expected
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departed the Far East on 15 September and sailed for Hawaii, arriving at Pearl Harbor later that month. She remained there until 18 November when she sailed for
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came to the aid of two RoK minesweepers under fire in Wonsan harbor. As she approached, at least four enemy batteries opened up on the destroyer escort.
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that same day, arriving at that atoll on 10 January. With large-scale operations in the Philippines requiring significant logistical support,
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carried out refresher training and local operations out of San Diego through mid-June. The destroyer escort then made a short trip to
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on 30 October before arriving in Guam on 2 November. Three months of island patrol operations in the Marianas followed before
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on 5 December. The destroyer escort got underway on 26 December to escort merchant convoy PD220-T, shepherding her charges to
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and warned neutral shipping such as Japanese fishing boats out of the coastal defense zone. Two nights later,
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conducted survey work, helping map the deep waters of the region. Starting in November 1959 she took part in
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Following an overhaul at San Francisco 1 May – 26 July 1958, the warship's home port was changed to Guam and
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For her fifth deployment, which began 20 August 1956, the destroyer escort sailed further south, stopping at
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operation, screening Task Group 50.8 at sea in between escort and replenishment trips to Ulithi and
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19–21 September before heading on to Singapore, mooring there on 28 September. Following stops at
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received three battle stars for World War II service and one battle star for Korean War service.
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and drove them ashore with radar-directed long range gunnery. A week later, on 21 October 1952,
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spent the rest of the month conducted anti-submarine sweeps along the shipping routes and near
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as a designated Naval Aviator on 27 December 1941. After additional flight training at the
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6,000 nmi (11,000 km; 6,900 mi) at 12 kn (22 km/h; 14 mph)
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from 1944 to 1946 and from 1952 to 1960. She was finally sunk as a target in 1966.
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on 31 May 1946 and entered the Reserve Fleet at San Diego on 30 July 1946.
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After a shakedown cruise to Bermuda 28 September to 31 October 1944,
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remaining in San Francisco between 21 November and 14 March 1956.
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Following shakedown training out of San Diego in May and June,
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John C. Butler-class destroyer escort of the United States Navy
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south on 10 November. Joined two days later by the battleship
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and kept watch for communist violations of the truce in the
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did not conduct combat operations, instead patrolling the
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purchased by the Navy the previous year. On 23 January,
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turned for home, arriving in San Diego on 2 March 1958.
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on 30 August, before proceeding across the equator to
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received a week of upkeep at Boston before sailing to
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a seventh; Fireman Milton S. Wheeler was awarded the
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carried out anti-shipping patrols between Wonsan and
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of 2 June, at one point heeling over to 67 degrees.
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List of destroyer escorts of the United States Navy
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Butler-class destroyer escorts 530:, the task unit proceeded through the 27: 554:without incident on 4 January 1945. 219:, 12,000 shp (8,900 kW), 2 44: 7: 720:Assigned to TE 95.20 on 11 October, 425:flew 1,300 miles (2,100 km) to 354:Squantum Naval Reserve Aviation Base 230:24 knots (44 km/h; 28 mph) 199:36 ft 10 in (11.23 m) 634:on 23 November. Transferred to the 2526:Shipwrecks of the California coast 14: 877:just before the record dive. USS 680:on 19 July 1952, making stops at 417:. Shortly after their arrival at 2471: 2466: 1879: 1046: 963: 898:, a series of deep dives in the 858:, Australia, on 20 October; and 759:via Pearl Harbor on 2 December. 46: 31: 396:Naval Air Station Quonset Point 653:Following the outbreak of the 358:Naval Air Station Jacksonville 1: 979:. The entry can be found 258:5 in (127 mm) guns 191:306 ft (93 m) (oa) 350:United States Naval Reserve 2542: 2521:Maritime incidents in 1966 607:. During these operations 372:, Virginia he reported to 370:Naval Air Station, Norfolk 18: 2461: 2364:February (unknown date): 1948: 1922: 1866:DE-801 — DE-904 (Unnamed) 1863:DE-558 — DE-562 (Unnamed) 1741:DE-511 — DE-515 (Unnamed) 1738:DE-453 — DE-507 (Unnamed) 1721:DE-425 — DE-437 (Unnamed) 908:, a deep-diving research 769:Long Beach Naval Shipyard 767:Following an overhaul at 741:spotted five sampans off 402:, the detachment flew to 342:Somerville, Massachusetts 273:20 mm (0.79 in) 246:14 officers, 201 enlisted 150: 39: 30: 2206:October (unknown date): 1038:-class destroyer escorts 803:overhaul followed, with 611:was caught in the heavy 280:21 in (533 mm) 264:40 mm (1.6 in) 2195:August (unknown date): 928:Mare Island, California 362:Naval Air Station Miami 346:Randolph, Massachusetts 151:General characteristics 2385:April (unknown date): 882: 434:Imperial Japanese Navy 364:, he was commissioned 303:2 × depth charge racks 146:Sunk as target in 1966 2516:Ships sunk as targets 2501:Ships built in Boston 881:is in the background. 872: 846:On 30 September 1957 663:Mare Island Navy Yard 469:7 December 1943; and 423:Langdon K. 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Index

USS Lewis

Boston Navy Yard
John C. Butler-class
destroyer escort
long tons
t
steam turbines
screws
5 in (127 mm) guns
40 mm (1.6 in)
AA guns
20 mm (0.79 in)
21 in (533 mm)
torpedo tubes
depth charge
Hedgehog
ASW mortar
John C. Butler-class
destroyer escort
United States Navy
Somerville, Massachusetts
Randolph, Massachusetts
United States Naval Reserve
Squantum Naval Reserve Aviation Base
Naval Air Station Jacksonville
Naval Air Station Miami
Ensign
Naval Air Station, Norfolk
Torpedo Squadron 8

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