The US had 6 different classes of DEs, all slightly different. The DE was a fairly small ship, having a length of between ABOUT 280-300 ft.
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He joined the Royal Navy in 1940 an he fought on board of a destroyer
The Japanese escort ship called Aguni was named after the Aguni Island. The ship was used by the Imperial Navy during the second World War. It was damaged from a bomb in 1945.
the British hawker hurricane, it shot down the most planes then any others in ww2. The p51 which was only good at long range and was used late in the war to escort US bombers
Early in the war, merchant ships carrying supplies to both Russia and Britain were targeted heavily by German U-Boats(submarines). Since there were not enough destroyers and destroyer escorts to protect each individual ship, convoys were formed. In these convoys, merchant ships were grouped together and protected by a small number of escort vessels
It stands for Destroyer Escort. It was a war ship that provided escort services to larger ships and convoys of cargo ships.
escort duty for larger ships and protect landing craft
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The DD the navy designation for "Destroyer".
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DDR stands for Destroyer Escort (Radar Picket). It refers to a type of ship that was designed and used by the US Navy during World War II and the Cold War era. These ships were smaller than traditional destroyers and were primarily used for anti-submarine warfare and providing radar coverage for larger fleet units.
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Destroyer War Badge was created on 1940-06-04.
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The 776th Tank Destroyer Battalion didn't fight in the Pacific theater during World War II. Google 776th Tank destroyer battalion. Here is the link; http://www.100thww2.org/support/776combat.html