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U.S.S. THADDEUS PARKER

(DE-369)

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DE-369 Deployments - Major Events

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Month Year to Month Year Deployment / Event
MAY1944-Keel Date: 23 MAY 1944
at Consolidated Steel Corporation Orange TX
AUG1944-Launch Date: 26 AUG 1944
OCT1944-Commissioned: 25 OCT 1944
MAY1946-MAY1946Decommissioned at San Diego Calif
SEP1951-SEP1951Recommissioned at San Diego Ca 21 September 1951
FEB1952-FEB1952Homeport assignment changed to Newport Ri. 14 February 1952
NOV1957-NOV1957Assigned to NRT 3rd Naval District at Bayonne Nj. 11-02-57
MAY1961-SEP1961Cuban Missle Blockade
SEP1961-SEP1962Cuban Missle Blockade
JAN1962-OCT1963Cuban Missle Blockade
APR1966-APR1966Caribbean
FEB1967-FEB1967Caribbean
FEB1967-FEB1967Dead in the water twice towed to Mayport Fl.
SEP1967-SEP1967Decommissioned 1 September 1967
SEP1967-SEP1967Stricken from the NVR 1 September 1967
JUL1968-JUL1968Sold for scrap Peck Iron & Metal Co. Portsmouth Va. 7-9-1968

DE-369 General Specifications

Class: John C. Butler-class destroyer escort

Named for: Thaddeus Parker

Complement: 14 Officers and 201 Enlisted

Displacement: 1350 tons

Length: 306 feet

Beam: 36 feet 8 inches

Flank Speed: 24 knots

Range: 6 000 Nautical Miles

Final Disposition:Sold for scrapping 9 July 1968