USN · DE
AfloatJohn C. Butler-class destroyer escort, DE-410. Brown Shipbuilding, at Houston, Texas, laid her down on 29 November 1943 and launched her on 10 January 1944. Commissioned on 13 April 1944. Lieutenant Commander James William Whaley was her first commanding officer. Pacific service took her around Eniwetok. The Navy credited her with 2 battle stars.
| Class | John C. Butler class |
|---|---|
| Type | Destroyer escort (DE) |
| Hull | DE-410 |
| Builder | Brown Shipbuilding, Houston, Texas |
| Launched | 1944-01-10 |
| Commissioned | 1944-04-13 |
| Fate | Afloat. Her commissioned service ended on 1 June 1946. She went to the breakers later. |
| Armament (class) | Destroyer escort. Two 5-inch guns and one funnel, on a shorter hull. |
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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 Jack Miller (DE-410) underway, circa in 1944.jpg. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
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