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Following initial explosion, WALKE was struck by an apparent cruiser salvo. Shell hits were reported in the Radio Room, on the foremast, below the gig davits and in the vicinity of gun three. The explosion blew the forecastle and a section of the superstructure desk completely off as far aft as the bridge. Fires broke out throughout the forward section and the forward 20mm magazine exploded. The bulkhead of the forward fireroom was buckled, as was the main deck amidships. All engines were ordered to stop immediately and the commanding officer gave the order to abandon ship, which was sinking fast by the head. Only two life rafts were left in a condition to be freed. Depth charges were double checked and reported set on safe.
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action. Survivors were sighted and signaled at dawn by friendly aircraft. The USS MEADE was observed throughout the morning of
November 15th firing on beached enemy transports. USS MEADE commenced picking up survivors with the aid of boats and cruiser aircraft at 14:00. 151 survivors were landed on Tulagi, where six died of wounds received in action. Total killed or missing in action were six officers and seventy-six enlisted.
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At approximately 02:00 an enemy submarine surfaced close to the rafts and illuminated all survivors for several minutes, but proceeded without incident. An enemy destroyer later illuminated survivors on the detached bow. There was much shouting from this vessel, but she also proceeded without taking
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At 00:30 following action of WASHINGTON and South DAKOTA, WALKE opened fire to starboard on visible target believed to be a cruiser with a single raked stack. WALKE continued rapid fire on this target for two minutes with FOX DOG Radar range 11,000 yards. The target appeared to blow up under heavily
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and the other destroyers peppered the skies. Five bombers splashed into the sea, and no torpedoes found their mark on the Allied ships. Later, 19 high altitude bombers passed over, dropping sticks of bombs that splashed harmlessly into the water. Antiaircraft fire proved ineffective, due to the high
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3. Estimated order of events follows as all logs and records went down with the ship. The formations as described steamed on course 150 True between
Florida and Savo Islands until approximately 00:20, reducing speed from 23 to 17 knots in search of the reported enemy. At 00:20 turned to course 270
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s commanding officer, ordered the ship abandoned. As the destroyer sank rapidly by the bow, only two life rafts could be launched. The others had been damaged irreparably. After the crew made sure that the depth charges were set on safe, they went over the side just before the ship slipped swiftly
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At 00:39 attempted to shift torpedo battery from Curved Fire Ahead setup to
Broadside Fire to Starboard when a heavy explosion occurred in the vicinity of frame 45 to starboard. WALKE had been straddled twice by gunfire immediately prior to this explosion caused by torpedo whose wake was observed.
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s survivors were, at one point, in two groups; some clinging to the still-floating bow section and others clustered around the two rafts that ship had been able to launch. During the harrowing night, they were twice illuminated by enemy warships but not molested, before the enemy switched off his
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5. The courage and coolness of the entire crew was excellent throughout the action and the difficult period in the water. Morale and cooperation was so high on the part of all the officers and men that is it impossible to cite any individual above the group for exceptional heroism. //signed WJ
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sank, life rafts from the battleship splashed into the sea for the benefit of the survivors. Although the destroyer's depth charges had apparently been set to "safe", some depth charges went off, killing a number of swimming survivors and seriously injuring others. As the battle went on ahead of
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At 00:32 checked fired and shifted target to apparent enemy destroyer bearing one point on the starboard bow. Resumed rapid fire at the rage of 7,500 yards by Radar. Apparent straddled clearly visible followed by heavy black smoke. Flames were reported on the target as she disappeared behind the
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hurtled down upon the hapless destroyer, a deluge of steel that struck home with devastating effect in the radio room, the foremast, below the gig davits, and in the vicinity of mount 53, on the after deckhouse. Meanwhile, the torpedo had blown off the bow of the ship; and fire broke out as the
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Sighted by the enemy, who reported them as one battleship, one cruiser, and four destroyers, the
American warships spent most of the day on 14 November avoiding contact with enemy planes. From the information available in dispatches, the commander of the American task force, Rear Admiral
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2. The wind was slight. Conditions of visibility were in general poor due to the enemy position close against shorelines of Salvo and
Guadalcanal Islands. Radar ranges accurately obtainable only when enemy drew away from close island backgrounds.
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underwent post-shakedown repairs for the rest of that month and all of
October before she joined the United States Fleet as a unit of Destroyer Division 4, Destroyer Squadron 2, Patrol Force. In mid-November, she served as the vehicle for
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1. Task Force 64 engaged the enemy off Savo Island on the night of
November 14th-15th. US Forces formed in a column in the following order: WALKE, BENHAM, PRESTON, GWIN, WASHINGTON, SOUTH DAKOTA, under the command of USS WASHINGTON.
666:, on 20 March 1941 for a period of repairs and alterations that lasted into May. She touched briefly at Norfolk between 10 and 13 May before reaching Newport, her base for the better part of the year, on the following day.
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which swept across northern France, driving
British troops off the continent and knocking France out of the war. The resulting establishment of a new government in that country, more favorable to Germany, aroused fear in
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At 00:43, an unknown number of WALKE's depth charges exploded, killing and seriously injuring many of the men in the water. The crew was organized in the water and seriously injured being placed on the rafts.
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launched air strikes against the newly established
Japanese beachheads at Lae and Salamaua. The attack took the enemy by surprise. The planes from the two American flattops came in from over the
463:. Due to unsettled conditions in the area, the two cruisers were in South American waters, "showing the flag" and evidencing strong American interest in the "good neighbors" south of the border.
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and escorted her from the west coast of the United States, via Nouméa, New
Caledonia, to Tongatapu, arriving there on 9 September. The destroyer later escorted a convoy consisting of
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847:. By the end of February 1942, it seemed probable that the Japanese were planning to mount an offensive in early March. TFs 11 and 17 were dispatched to the area. Vice Admiral
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as she covered the movement of reinforcements for the Marine garrison on American Samoa. The convoy subsequently arrived at Tutuila on 24 January. However, TF 17 remained in
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Lee's ships continued making their passage, picking up Japanese voice transmissions on the radio while the ships' radar "eyes" scanned the darkness. At 0006 on 15 November,
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s active service had begun in the spring of 1940, when Germany was unleashing her military might in Norway and the lowlands of western Europe to turn the so-called
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At 00:37 checked fire to shift target to port hand flashes of gunfire off Guadalcanal. Resumed rapid fire., Numerous gun flashes visible on starboard hand.
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851:, in overall charge of the operation, initially selected Rabaul and Gasmata, in New Britain, and Kavieng, in New Ireland, as targets for the operation.
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departed, however, Japanese twin-engined bombers appeared and made a torpedo attack from dead ahead. Again, a heavy volume of antiaircraft fire from
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s future was to be inextricably tied to the almost daily, and nightly, American air and naval attempts to best the Japanese in their thrusts down
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dive bombers attacked the formation, but the heavy antiaircraft fire thrown up by the ships caused the enemy to retire without scoring any hits.
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before getting underway and steaming via Bahia and Guantanamo Bay to the Boston Navy Yard where she arrived on the morning of 4 September.
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altitude maintained by the planes. However, the last group of planes were apparently American planes. The force commander, the Australian
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on 31 May 1938, launched on 20 October 1939 by Mrs. Clarence Dillon, grandniece of Rear Admiral Walke and commissioned on 27 April 1940.
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the strategic body of water which stretches between the two lines of islands which make up the Solomons chain and lead to Guadalcanal.
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began an overhaul at the Boston Navy Yard on 25 November 1941 and completed it on 7 December 1941, the "day of infamy" on which Japan
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slammed into her starboard side at a point almost directly below mount 52. Almost simultaneously, a salvo of shells from
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leading, the American ships approached on a northerly course about nine miles (17 km) west of Guadalcanal.
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and neutral circles that French fighting forces, particularly French warships, might be placed in German hands.
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in the Solomons on 4 May 1942 and later separated from that carrier with the "Support Force" (
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and thrust the United States into war in the Pacific. Departing the yard on that day,
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would have a role in seeing that this unfortunate development would never take place.
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and smaller ships, swept through the flotsam and jetsam of battle, she briefly noted
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concentrated fire. Our formation increased speed to 26 knots.
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Lundgren, Robert (2008). "Question 39/43: Loss of HIJMS
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808:in early March before she sailed, again screening
466:Still operating in company with her sister ship,
1051:fueled there before proceeding via Tongatapu to
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1279:At 00:37 USS PRESTON blew up astern of WALKE.
1063:. With the dissolution of TG 12.1 on 11 July,
356:Following fitting-out and engineering trials,
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265:2 × depth charge track, 10 depth charges
238:at 20 kt (6,780 km at 37 km/h)
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1703:List of destroyers of the United States Navy
1032:headed to Australia for repairs and reached
1509:Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships
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259:4 × .50 caliber/90, in single mounts
256:5 × 5 inch/38, in single mounts
1503:This article incorporates text from the
1325:forward 20-millimeter magazine blew up.
321:during the war before being sunk in the
194:348 ft, 3¼ in, (106.15 m)
19:For other ships with the same name, see
3030:Scuttling of the French fleet at Toulon
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1106:Completing the yard work on 25 August,
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181:1,570 long tons (1,600 t) (std)
3149:Maritime incidents in November 1942
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3139:Shipwrecks in Ironbottom Sound
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133:Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal
129:American Defense Service Medal
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1512:. The entry can be found
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131:("Fleet" clasp, "A" device),
1535:Destroyer History Foundation
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323:Naval Battle of Guadalcanal
148:Naval Battle of Guadalcanal
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137:World War II Victory Medal
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155:General characteristics
1301:Collum Jr., Lt. USN//
971:Owen Stanley Mountains
946:Buna, Papua New Guinea
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298:in the service of the
3124:Sims-class destroyers
1476:Warship International
1442:Naval Vessel Register
1436:rescued 151 men from
1363:s plight and that of
1116:San Pedro, California
1090:Mare Island Navy Yard
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720:attacked Pearl Harbor
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362:Naval Torpedo Station
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1310:"Long Lance" torpedo
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654:Fajardo, Puerto Rico
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1110:ran her trials in
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556:After fueling at
472:Rio Grande do Sul
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374:Second Lieutenant
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315:Neutrality Patrol
309:USN (1809–1896).
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2127:Hokkai Maru
2077:Hōkoku Maru
1981:West Humhaw
1938:La Surprise
1784:East Indian
1210:Savo Island
1007:. Reaching
843:and in the
837:New Ireland
821:New Britain
783:Mili Atolls
697:NS Argentia
693:Hvalfjörður
684:, reaching
399:on 4 July,
234:3,660
135:(3 stars),
86:31 May 1938
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2839:HMCS
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2633:Lansquenet
2573:Foudroyant
2356:Irish Pine
2320:Le Tonnant
1968:Tramontane
1956:Primauguet
1907:Boulonnais
1889:Amphitrite
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1217:Washington
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3036:28 Nov:
3028:27 Nov:
3017:26 Nov:
3000:20 Nov:
2993:Piemonte
2990:17 Nov:
2979:16 Nov:
2972:Saguenay
2968:15 Nov:
2957:14 Nov:
2947:11 Nov:
2847:Takanami
2830:30 Nov:
2820:29 Nov:
2801:Ithuriel
2791:28 Nov:
2699:Provence
2687:Panthère
2639:L'Espoir
2621:L'Adroit
2615:Kersaint
2561:Eurydice
2473:27 Nov:
2462:25 Nov:
2455:Hayashio
2452:24 Nov:
2442:23 Nov:
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2422:21 Nov:
2406:20 Nov:
2395:19 Nov:
2379:18 Nov:
2369:17 Nov:
2353:16 Nov:
2288:Algerine
2284:15 Nov:
2265:Narkunda
2250:14 Nov:
2210:Kinugasa
2170:Akatsuki
2166:13 Nov:
2110:12 Nov:
2097:Unbeaten
2074:11 Nov:
2031:10 Nov:
1926:Hartland
1919:Frondeur
1913:Fougueux
1901:Brestois
1883:Albatros
1600:Anderson
1126:Kankakee
1121:Kankakee
1034:Brisbane
981:Yorktown
961:Yorktown
954:Salamaua
880:Farragut
859:Yorktown
810:Yorktown
794:Hawaiian
771:Yorktown
757:Marshall
748:Yorktown
646:Gonaïves
622:Castries
601:Barfleur
558:San Juan
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286:(DD-416)
251:Armament
146:Sunk in
107:Stricken
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3004:Bramham
2983:Electra
2961:Electra
2937:9 Nov:
2912:8 Nov:
2901:7 Nov:
2869:Sibylle
2771:Vengeur
2765:Vautour
2675:Mogador
2663:Mameluk
2597:Guépard
2591:Gerfaut
2585:Galatée
2579:Fresnel
2555:Dupleix
2537:Diamant
2525:Colbert
2519:Cassard
2489:Algérie
2477:Achéron
2327:Preston
2301:Ayanami
2295:Avenger
2259:Scillin
2242:Yūdachi
2230:Monssen
2191:Cushing
2177:Atlanta
2147:Tynwald
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1962:Tornade
1873:8 Nov:
1853:Eveleen
1847:Donbass
1844:7 Nov:
1822:6 Nov:
1812:5 Nov:
1799:Hobbema
1796:4 Nov:
1781:3 Nov:
1759:2 Nov:
1628:O'Brien
1621:Russell
1607:Hammann
1531:website
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1394:Preston
1365:Preston
1322:Uranami
1318:Ayanami
1249:Sinking
1242:Uranami
1236:Ayanami
1171:Preston
1059:in the
886:Perkins
833:Kavieng
829:Gasmata
759:–
682:Iceland
637:Prairie
592:O’Brien
569:Moffett
563:O'Brien
504:Wichita
496:Wichita
451:Wichita
379:Wichita
73:Builder
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2923:Gunnel
2841:Quinte
2783:Verdun
2753:Vauban
2741:Trombe
2729:Thétis
2711:Siroco
2705:Sirène
2693:Pascal
2681:Naïade
2513:Casque
2507:Caïman
2495:Aurore
2466:Utmost
2308:Benham
2217:Laffey
2204:Juneau
2184:Barton
2144:, HMS
2067:Méduse
2061:Martin
2024:Typhon
1999:Cromer
1992:Ariane
1975:Walney
1950:Oréade
1877:Actéon
1866:Majaba
1688:Benson
1679:Benham
1642:Morris
1614:Mustin
1593:Hughes
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1320:, and
1314:Nagara
1265:True.
1230:Nagara
1183:Benham
1180:, and
1137:Arctic
1134:, and
1131:Navajo
1075:Castor
1070:Castor
1045:Nouméa
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986:Ramsay
874:Hobart
863:Tulagi
825:Rabaul
781:, and
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610:, and
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3010:I-175
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2777:Vénus
2747:Valmy
2735:Tigre
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2425:U-517
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2271:U-595
2236:U-411
2159:U-660
2153:U-272
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2005:Danaé
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1805:U-132
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