Chevalier historie gallery update#
If another person now is the contact, E-mail me and I will update this entry. The contact listed, Was the contact at the time for this ship when located. Aug 1970 - Jul 1971ĬDR Duane Lawrence Heisinger Jul 1971 - May 19 1972 Jan 1958 - 1960ĬDR William Taylor Greenhalgh Jr.
Chevalier historie gallery archive#
(Located On The hazegray Web Site, This Is The Main Archive For The DANFS Online Project.)ĬDR Walter Daugherty McCord Jr. USS Chevalier (DD-805) underway in 1969, location unknown. NHCĬrew paints the Engineering "E" on the forward stack of the Chevalier in the fall of 1968 at Mare Island Naval Shipyard.
(Note that the Oriskany fire actually occurred in 1966, not 1967 as is incorrectly printed on the photo). Navy Photograph, from the collections of the Naval Historical Center (# NH 97411). Photographed by JOC Dick Wood.Official U.S. Nearest destroyer is USS Chevalier (DD-805). Note Oriskany's insignia on the light-colored flag, at right, and three destroyers steaming alongside. Fire-scarred Oriskany departed Subic Bay, Philippine Islands, for San Diego November 3." (quoted from the original caption released with this image). Ford, USN, one of 44 officers and men who lost their lives in USS Oriskany October 26 fire tragedy, is committed to the deep from Oriskany's flight deck during memorial services at sea in the Western Pacific, November 6, en route to San Diego, California. "Hand Salute! - As the body of Lieutenant Commander Omar R. destroyers, and the destroyer tender USS Dixie (AD-14), off the coast of Korea on 6 December 1950. Gearing-class destroyer USS Chevalier (DD-805), two unknown U.S. Pieter BakelsĪ South Korean frigate tied up alongside the U.S.
Navy Photo 3236-46, aft plan view of USS Chevalier (DD 805) at Mare Island on. She was in overhaul at the yard from 29 June to 12 September 1946. Navy Photo 3110-46, broadside view of USS Chevalier (DD 805) off Mare Island on. USS Chevalier (DD-805) anchored at Saipan in the Spring of 1946. Snapshot views by Clarence Terry of torpedo practice activity on the Chevalier (DD-805) during shakedown in 1945. Photo from the collection of the Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum. Undated, USS Chevalier (DD 805) off San Francisco with the Oakland Bay Bridge in the background. Undated postcard Copyright © Marine Photos, San Diego, CA. Digital ID: ggbain 28447, Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division. This distinguished pioneer of naval aviation died at the Norfolk Naval Hospital 14 November 1922 as a result of injuries sustained in an airplane crash. 606 which made the first landing on Langley's deck. On 26 October 1922 Lieutenant Commander Chevalier flew plane No. In 1922 he was attached to Langley, in connection with fitting her out. In November 1917 he commanded the first naval air station in France, at Dunkerque and for World War I service was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal. In 1916 he participated in the installation of the first real catapult used in the Navy and piloted the first plane to be launched by catapult, from North Carolina. He was appointed a Naval Air Pilot 7 November 1915 and a Naval Aviator 7 November 1918. To South Korea July 5 1972, renamed Chung Buk.įate sold for scrap and dismantled in December 2000.īorn in Providence, R.I., 7 March 1889, Godfrey DeCourcelles Chevalier graduated from the Naval Academy in June 1910. Launched Octoand commissioned January 9 1945. Laid down by Bath Iron Works, Bath ME June 12 1944. Machinery, 60,000 SHP General Electric Geared Turbines, 2 screws Photographic History of the United States Navy Destroyer Photo Index DD-805 / DDR-805 USS CHEVALIER NavSource Main Page
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