USN · DD
Hull
Photos and infoFarragut-class destroyer, DD-350, the third Navy ship of the name. The New York Navy Yard commissioned her on 11 January 1935. She was at Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941 and was not sunk that morning. Off Guadalcanal on 8 August 1942 she fired four torpedoes into the burning George F. Elliott. Those torpedoes did not finish that ship. She foundered in the typhoon of 18 December 1944, with Monaghan and Spence.
| Class | Farragut class |
|---|---|
| Type | Destroyer (DD) |
| Hull | DD-350 |
| Builder | New York Navy Yard |
| Launched | 1934-01-31 |
| Commissioned | 1935-01-11 |
| Fate | Sunk. At Pearl Harbor and not sunk that morning. Foundered in the typhoon of 18 December 1944, with Monaghan and Spence. |
| Armament (class) | Five 5-inch guns and two funnels. The first of the 1930s destroyers. |
Laid down, displacement, length, beam, draft, speed, and complement are not stored for each hull, so this table leaves them out.
The armament line is the class drawing, not a measurement of this hull.
U.S. Navy. USS Hull (DD-350) at sea in May 1944.jpg. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
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Attack on Pearl Harbor
1941-12-07 · in the harbor; not sunk
