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107:Commissioned
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496:During the
400:NS Argentia
362:aimed at a
344:Bath, Maine
102:18 May 1940
2224:1940 ships
2208:Categories
1931:Hsien Yang
1919:Hsien Yang
1621:Aaron Ward
1304:References
1293:2011-06-20
1272:2011-06-19
1242:2011-06-19
651:Wainwright
476:after the
474:Casablanca
240:Complement
214:4 boilers;
206:Propulsion
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1768:Satterlee
1705:Frankford
1642:Lansdowne
1565:Hambleton
1530:Nicholson
1439:Livermore
917:Matsuyama
901:San Diego
868:, Italy.
849:Marseille
804:8th Fleet
656:HMS
629:HMS
516:attacked
450:Reykjavík
416:submarine
392:Caribbean
388:shakedown
336:laid down
310:destroyer
161:destroyer
118:June 1946
91:Laid down
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2075:Hatakaze
1948:Plunkett
1943:Nan Yang
1866:Stockton
1838:Shubrick
1824:Gherardi
1775:Thompson
1691:Endicott
1628:Buchanan
1544:Ingraham
1516:Ericsson
1474:Meredith
1453:Plunkett
1313:(2004).
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866:San Remo
862:MAS boat
856:43
842:St. Elme
712:Plunkett
642:Holcombe
631:Holcombe
613:Brooklyn
603:Savannah
568:Plunkett
506:Syracuse
470:Scotland
466:Greenock
358:dropped
348:launched
300:(DD-424)
248:Armament
123:Stricken
99:Launched
71:Namesake
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2125:McCalla
2120:Giresun
2068:Ellyson
2063:Asakaze
1955:Ellyson
1852:Tillman
1831:Herndon
1761:Harding
1754:Baldwin
1733:Jeffers
1726:Glennon
1719:Edwards
1712:Davison
1677:Carmick
1663:Mervine
1656:McCalla
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1537:Swanson
1495:Woolsey
1488:Monssen
1481:Grayson
1432:Niblack
1425:Gleaves
1411:Gleaves
1373:Niblack
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955:Convoy
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454:Iceland
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81:Builder
65:Niblack
42:History
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2144:Gemlik
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1988:Ludlow
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1936:Macomb
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1880:Turner
1845:Beatty
1817:Butler
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1782:Welles
1747:Nelson
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1698:McCook
1635:Duncan
1614:Hobson
1586:Macomb
1579:Emmons
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1523:Wilkes
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1135:HX 184
1098:HX 177
1068:HX 170
1038:HX 163
1008:HX 156
964:Notes
961:Dates
909:Sasebo
834:Toulon
823:Nevada
817:Quincy
778:Ludlow
763:Ludlow
753:, and
750:Ludlow
745:Benson
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694:, and
691:Edison
574:Benson
571:, and
533:Sicily
522:PC-556
464:, and
386:After
367:U-boat
364:German
342:Corp.
307:-class
287:tracks
182:Length
158:-class
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1873:Thorn
1810:Earle
1803:Doran
1789:Cowie
1684:Doyle
1670:Quick
1607:Corry
1600:Fitch
1188:Notes
1151:ON 91
1119:ON 77
1083:ON 61
1053:ON 47
1023:ON 34
994:from
985:ON 20
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858:mines
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260:guns,
232:Range
224:Speed
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