The Conning Officer could be the CO, XO, or OOD. The pre-war classes of destroyer had been constrained by the London Naval Treaty of 1930 and by the country's reluctance to invest in a stronger Navy, but they did advance destroyer design in a number of ways. , after over twenty years of service. ", The Duane soon joined in, firing all her gun batteries. Ports of call included Midway; Yokosuka and Saesbo, Japan; Okinawa; Hong Kong; New Guinea; New Zealand; and Sydney, Australia. Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau argued that turning over just the ships would result in logistical and administrative chaos. The USS Kidd has been docked in Baton Rouge, Louisiana for years, where it has served as a tourist attraction. While at the buoys we were provided with services with some harbor craft which were referred to as fuel, water, and garbage barges operated by the Naval District. The venerable destroyer had earned twelve battle stars during her career: eight for service in World War II and four for service in Korea. While in restricted waters, naval vessels have a navigation detail set and the ships position was regularly determined by taking visual bearings on objects ashore, supplemented by radar ranges and fathometer readings. Four Fletchers have been preserved on public display. While it's a nice nod to the ship the movie was filmed on, in real life, the USS Kidd wasn't launched until late February 1943, several months after the events in the movie take place. This never happened in real life. The latter part of 1958 saw her engaged in a similar role patrolling the straits between Formosa (Taiwan) and mainland China while international tempers flared over the Chinese bombardment of the offshore islands of Quemoy and Matsu. The crew quickly adopted the pirate Captain Kiddwho ironically hailed from New Yorkas their mascot and hired a local cartoonist to paint the famed buccaneers image high of the forward smokestack. The cutters would then usually escort fully loaded ships from either an SC or HX convoy back to Iceland. On 4 January 1945, Fletcher sortied from San Pedro Bay to provide close cover for the Luzon Attack Force as it sailed toward its objective. There were also fueling stops at Midway and sometimes Guam. Over the next 3?? She saw her first duty covering the North Atlantic sea lanes near Argentia, Newfoundland. The movie's fictional incident is based on an event that unfolds in The Good Shepherd book from which the film was adapted. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Acting as a rescue destroyer (Plane Guard). Allied Warships Destroyers Fletcher class 175 ships The destroyer USS Saufley (DD 465) of the US Navy . Faced with a shortage of escort ships, the Navy requested on 31 October that all Coast Guard cutters be transferred to its control. Preparations would start several hours before getting underway, primarily down in the engineering spaces. Restored to her August, 1945 configuration, KIDD is one of the most authentic and accurate restorations in the Historic Fleet. They did not appear until the 1970s. US Navy image 19-N-31790. A Pacific Fleet destroyer operated on a two year cycle in those days. While the vessels drifted clear of each other, the Campbell's 20-mm and 3-inch guns raked the U-boat's conning tower and deck. Ports of call included Midway; Yokosuka and Saesbo, Japan; Okinawa; Hong Kong; New Guinea; New Zealand; and Sydney, Australia. In September of that year, KIDD participated in a top secret mission which carried her to a midnight rendezvous somewhere in the Yellow Sea. She then joined NEW JERSEY (BB-62) on bombardment duty, before being assigned to patrol the Formosa Strait. All Rules of the Road situations were handled by whistle signals. Copyright 2011-2022 Naval Historical Foundation. The next step depended on how we were moored. With wars end, KIDD returned to peacetime duties. Restored to her August, 1945 configuration, KIDD is one of the most authentic and accurate restorations in the Historic Fleet. Several months later, the President also ordered the U.S. Navy to help escort Allied convoys. At her launch 29 October, she was sponsored by Mrs. Marguerite Chevalier, wife of LCdr. She serves as a reminder of all those who have gone before us. Her keel was laid on Oct . Not wishing to dishonor RADM Kidd, however, the crew obtained permission from Mrs. Kidd first. l spent over a year on the USS TINGEY (DD539). From there, they picked up an outbound convoy and battered their way west to Newfoundland. With a gaping hole in her side, most of her forward super-structure severely damaged, and radio communications down for the first hour after the attack, KIDD withdrew from the area under the covering fire of her sister ships. That call to action came in 1951 during the Korean War. Named after secretaries of the Treasury, the ships were roomy but relatively slow (19.5 knots maximum speed). The tenders could then supply us with power, thereby allowing us to shut down and go Cold Iron. The other ships in the division would then come alongside and tie up using regular mooring lines. There, the earliest ones saw action in the nighttime surface battles in the Solomon Islands, many fought at Leyte and all completed in time for fleet screening and shore bombardment assignments and the notorious anti-kamikaze radar picket duty at Okinawa. . On 5 September, as Bibb and Campbell raced toward their rendezvous, President Franklin D. Roosevelt had declared a Neutrality Zone along the East Coast of the United States. Your email address will not be published. During World War II, the Atlantic Coast destroyers would probably be at battle stations with Material Condition Zebra set by the time that they cleared the submarine net. In conducting our Greyhound fact check, we discovered that up to 80,000 Allied sailors, airmen, and merchant seamen were killed during the six-year-long Battle of the Atlantic, which spanned almost the entirety of WWII. ed. With carrier-based aircraft pounding the Japanese installations on the island, KIDD moved off to investigate a submarine contact miles away from the formation. Allan B. Roby, the destroyer moved across New York Harbor for delivery to the Brooklyn Naval Shipyards . Left full rudder was applied; the ship had just barely begun to turn. Losing the supply lines was a constant worry for the Allies. Fred M. Bush assumed command of KIDD and, temporary repairs completed, she returned to San Francisco and Hunters Point Naval Shipyard for repairs. USS The Sullivans (DD-537) The USS Sullivans was a long-range, large destroyer used for anti-submarine warfare, anti-aircraft warfare, and surface action. No. She was present for the occupation of Saipan in June of 1944 and assisted in the bombardment of Guam in July and August. Allan B. Roby, the Silver Star for gallantry. Some went on to serve during the Korean War and into the Vietnam War. Your email address will not be published. Robert L. Scheina, U.S. Coast Guard Cutters & Craft of World War II (Annapolis, MD: Naval Institute Press, 1982). In those days, the Navy had been heavily influenced by carrier task group operations during the war and the experiences with the Kamikazes during the Battle of Okinawa. It was an entirely different Navy! The Fletcher design permitted significant increases over preceding classes in hull, armament, machinery, ammunition, stores and fuel bunkerage. The Coast Guard, however, maintains that the cutter's attacks two days later destroyed the same U-boat. It is instead based on author C. S. Forester's 1955 novel The Good Shepherd. No. In August of 1943, she transited the Panama Canal along with three other destroyers providing escort for USS ALABAMA (BB-60) and SOUTH DAKOTA (BB-57) and proceeded to Pearl Harbor. The working part of the torch consisted of a rag wrapped around the end of the handle and secured by wire. A doctor transferred over by highline to care for the wounded from squadron mate HALE (DD-642). KIDD was in the vanguard position with BULLARD the following morning when they steamed to within eleven miles of the Japanese shoreline, her navigator taking bearings on enemy lighthouses. In 1941, as U-boat attacks on British and Canadian convoys in the central Atlantic increased, the United States was drawn into a more active role in the conflict. At 14:09, KIDDs crew observed a dogfight between Japanese aircraft and the fighters of the combat air patrol. She continued rescue operations all the while maneuvering to avoid bombs and airborne torpedoes while simultaneously engaging the enemy. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt had died on April 12, the same day that KIDD had committed her dead to the sea. At that time, there was still an uneasy tradition that having a woman aboard a naval ship was to invite bad luck. Rescuing downed pilots, fighting off suicidal attacks, destroying floating mines, and giving early warning to the fleet of approaching enemy aircraft, KIDD participated in a naval siege which would see the greatest losses ever suffered by the United States Navy. The Pirates were one of the first tin cansdestroyersto have their very own ice cream machine, something usually reserved for the larger vessels of the fleet. has slowly been restored back to her August 1945 configuration. She provided escort for the carrier task force which launched air raids on Wake Island in October of 1943 and then again, in November, for the carriers ESSEX (CV-9), BUNKER HILL (CV-17), and INDEPENDENCE (CV-22) in strikes against Rabaul and Bougainville. This action won her skipper at the time, Cdr. Detached from bombardment duty, KIDD was ordered to convey an Admiral to Pusan at flank speed. Gun crews kept the aircraft at bay. Pilots were only used when absolutely necessary in a strange port and most maneuvers were accomplished without tug assistance. Based at Hvalfjordur, Iceland, the Bibb, Duane, and Ingham covered small convoys out from Reykjavik that were joining westbound ON convoys. She was a fine destroyer and served in WWII as a real war ship. The Chief Engineer would write Lighting Off Orders to be carried out by the duty section. A Greyhound fact check reveals that the USS Keeling (codenamed "Greyhound") is fictional and was not a real-life Navy destroyer. Technical information All ships of the Fletcher class See all Destroyer classes. But while the Mahans were all in service before World War II, the first Fletcher class vessels was not introduced into service until the middle of 1942, which is after the February 1942 date in which the movie is set. Finally, the third Fletcher selected was KIDD, largely due to the efforts of Harold Monning, who served aboard her during World War II, and the shipmates of the DESRON 48 Reunion Association. Destroyer Squadron 51 Subscribe now and never hit a limit. Together, these classes dominated the US Navys destroyer force over the next 25 years. (read it here). Both pilots were recovered and three enemy planes were shot down, with one more kill probable and hits scored on several of the remaining aircraft. Thus there were two groups of 2,100-tonners: one-third (58) were high- or round-bridge ships; two-thirds, (117) were low- or square-bridge ships. Upon departing Pusan, she rounded the southern tip of the Korean peninsula and almost ran headlong into Typhoon Marge. She participated in the bombardments of Roi and Kotje through February of that year, guarded construction of airfields at Emirau from March through April, and then supported the occupation of Aitape and Hollandia in New Guinea in May. . For a secure moor, the lines were Doubled Up. Parts of her radar array were scavenged for use aboard CASSIN YOUNG (DD-793) which had also survived a suicide attack and was preparing to go back out on the line. Fifteen minutes later, however, the radarman reported a contact at only 4,600 yards on a bearing well clear of the convoy. Along with her signal flags, the Jolly Roger flies high from her mast and the image of the pirate looks out from her forward stack, greeting passers-by both on shore and aboard visiting riverboats. ), Bloody Winter, rev. During World War II, the Atlantic Coast destroyers would probably be at battle stations with Material Condition Zebra set by the time that they cleared the submarine net. A member of the Duane's crew, Victor Bogard, remembered that "Whenever a shell exploded on the German submarine, many crew members would shout and cheer. She was first launched in 1943 and went in and out of commission during the Korean War and the Cold War. But suddenly, there was no movement from the boat, and the Ingham passed over her without dropping any charges. The USS Kidd has been docked in Baton Rouge, Louisiana for years, where it has served as a tourist . Assigned to DESDIV 152, she joined Carrier Task Force 77 at Wonsan, Korea, with division mates UHLMANN (DD-687), HOPEWELL (DD-681), and WEDDERBURN (DD-684). While the U-boats did occasionally eavesdrop after stumbling upon the transmitting frequency of the escort ships, as far as we know, they were never able to transmit on that frequency, nor were they able to hack into and broadcast over the convoy's inter-ship communication system. Also at this time, long-awaited American destroyer escorts (DEs) and patrol frigates (PFs) appeared in significant numbers, augmenting or replacing older cutters and destroyers. She returned fire on and silenced several batteries successfully. These conditions refer to degrees of closure to minimize the effects of potential damage. At this point, the word would be passed Secure the Special Sea and Anchor Detail, Set the Regular Underway Watch. This would be followed by Now Set Material Condition Yoke Throughout the Ship followed by The Officer of the Deck is Shifting his Watch from the Quarterdeck to the Bridge. In the United States, The Sullivans at Buffalo, Kidd (beautifully restored to late-World War II configuration) at Baton Rouge, and Cassin Young, berthed across the pier from the frigate USS Constitution at the Boston Navy Yard, Charlestown, Massachusetts, are open to the public. Thirty-two were transferred to the navies of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Columbia, Germany, Greece, Italy, Japan, Korea, Mexico, Peru, Spain, Taiwan and Turkey. While this rarely happened, such destroyer-vs-submarine duels did take place on one or two real-life occasions. The 327s were later converted to amphibious-force flagships and served in the Pacific theater. The entire process of raising steam was started by making up a burner, igniting the torch with a match, inserting it into the furnace, and opening the fuel valve. Less than six weeks after the transfer, the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor and the United States formally entered World War II. This meant passing a second bight around the bollard on the pier or the ship alongside. Meanwhile, the Navy continued looking ahead. Their detonations practically lifted the U-boat out of the water and badly shook the cutter, which was rapidly losing speed. 3. As we parsed out theGreyhound true story from the movie, we learned that Commander Ernest Krause is a fictional character based on Commander George Krause from C. S. Forester's book The Good Shepherd. As well as other tasks, most of the ships served on weather station patrols, monitoring conditions in specific areas of the Atlantic. Introduced in 1942, the 2,100-ton Fletcher-class destroyers formed the core of the US Navys destroyer force from 1943. The plaque was mounted on KIDDs quarter deck in their memory. The Royal Navy primarily covered the western approaches to England, the U.S. Navy protected the mid-Atlantic from its bases in Newfoundland and Iceland, while the Royal Canadian Navy protected the convoys as they departed or arrived off Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. Consequently, later that day, Roosevelt signed an order transferring the entire Coast Guard to the Navy. Completed in June 1942, she arrived at Guadalcanal in October and soon proved herself during a vital time when the US Navy's posture in the Pacific war was changing from defensive to offensive, an auspicious beginning to a 27-year career. Starting on April 24, 1962, KIDD was assigned to the Naval Destroyer School at Newport, Rhode Island. On 17 December, the Ingham was on the western edge of the air gap, sweeping ahead of eastbound Convoy SC-112. As soon as the last line was taken in, the boatswains pipe would sound and the announcement would be made Underway, Shift Colors. She participated in a precautionary deployment in November, 1956, of American naval forces during the Suez Crisis. That number was necessary to allow around the clock manning of gun mounts, repair parties, and other watch stations. She screened the amphibious operations, serving as a fire-support ship during the landings on Leyte. Following this action, KIDDalong with the other ships of DESRON 48sailed for Mare Island Naval Shipyard in California for a major overhaul and refitting. I made six month WESTPAC deployments in 1957 and 1958. The WWII battle focused on Germany's effort to cut off transatlantic supply lines by gaining control of the Atlantic Ocean. The lone suicide bomber crashed into her forward boiler room killing everyone inside. Required fields are marked *. in 1951 during the Korean War. Once this was accomplished, the OOD would pass the order to stand by to answer all bells to the engine room and them report ready to get underway to the CO. "The tower was a mass of twisted steel. Two months later, she was involved in a show of force off the coast of the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean, which had just overthrown the Trujillo dictatorship. The plant has to be started up from the Central Control Station below decks, but once it is ready for operation throttle control can be transferred to the bridge. The days of surface to surface torpedo attacks had pretty well gone away, although we still retained that capability. After the yard period there would be a stint at the Fleet Training Group in San Diego (Guantanemo for East Coast Ships) for refresher training followed by a work up for deployment to the Far East (WESTPAC). The bomb carried by the kamikaze was catapulted through the ship and out the other side where it detonated just seconds later. Some went on to serve during the Korean War and into the Vietnam War. 6. World War II Operations. Her single-pole mast was still in place, though her own post-war damage control plans showed her with a tripod mast. While some changes had taken place since 1945, most of the procedures were carryovers from World War II. Though the book's story is fictional, it was heavily researched and takes place at the midpoint of World War II during the Battle of the Atlantic in the winter of 1942. In January, 1952, DESDIV 152 returned to San Diego for overhaul and repair. Enter the Fletcher Class. Also in early 1942, Secretary cutters began running a convoy shuttle as part of U.S. Navy Task Force 24. The part of Greyhound that's based on a true story is the Battle of the Atlantic, in which the fictional USS Keelingbecomes involved. KIDD sounded the warning to the rest of the fleet and opened fire, downing two of the attackers. A large portion of the movie was shot aboard the USS Kidd (DD-661), a Fletcher-class Navy destroyer named after Rear Admiral Isaac C. 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