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342:Bath, Maine
328:John Manley
1945:1917 ships
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1566:conversion
1434:Town class
1428:Royal Navy
1200:References
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1081:Corregidor
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900:On 30 May
773:at 21:10.
590:Target Bay
495:California
255:Complement
156:Honors and
114:1 May 1930
21:USS Manley
1783:McFarland
1748:Humphreys
1710:Rathburne
1696:Dickerson
1626:Stringham
1152:Navy list
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1077:Mariveles
1058:Subic Bay
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813:torpedoes
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674:Stringham
552:Gibraltar
499:San Diego
491:Caribbean
468:Black Sea
452:Liverpool
414:Aubrietia
411:Then the
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197:destroyer
79:Laid down
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424:Tamarisk
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263:Armament
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630:Ulysses
586:marines
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397:Manley'
69:Builder
40:History
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1741:Gilmer
1734:Brooks
1724:-class
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1619:McKean
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1288:Manley
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1158:Awards
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429:Manley
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370:Manley
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317:-class
308:Manley
219:Length
206:1,125
194:-class
165:&
158:awards
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1755:Sands
1689:Roper
1661:Kilty
1500:class
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1444:Leeds
1133:DD-74
1024:Luzon
950:Leyte
766:with
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556:AG-28
419:sloop
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291:12 Ă—
248:knots
243:Speed
235:Draft
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1668:Ward
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279:guns
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