ダゲット county (tank landing ship)
| ダゲット county | |
|---|---|
 LST-689 (photography place, date and time ignorance) | |
| Basic information | |
| Building place | Jefferson Building ship machine () |
| Operation person |  U.S. Navy The Marine Self Defense Force The Philippine navy |
| Warship grade | LST-542 grade tank landing ship |
| Career | |
| The start of work | January 11, 1944 |
| The launching | March 9, 1944 |
| Placement on duty | May 2, 1944 |
| Military retirement | March, 1946 |
| Removal from a register | October 1, 1959 |
| The last | In 1961, I am given to Japan In 1975, I am given after return to the United States to the Philippines I sell it as a scrap after military retirement |
| Changing name | LST-689 (at the time of construction) ダゲット county (July 1, 1955) You finish (1961) Oriental Davao (1975) |
| Essential points | |
| Displacement | A light load: 1,780 English tons (1,809t) Full loading: 3,640 English tons (3,698t) |
| Length | 328 ft (100m) |
| Width | 50 ft (15m) |
| Draft | A light load: Bow 2 ft 4 in (0.71m) Stern 7 ft 6 in (2.29m) Full loading: Bow 8 ft 2 in (2.49m) Stern 14 ft 1 in (4.29m) |
| Promotion | 12-567 diesel engine x2 made in GM, shaft x2, twin ladder |
| Speed | 12 knots (22km/h, 14mph) |
| Crew | Officer 8 to 10 persons, rank and file 100 to 115 persons |
| The deployment staff | Approximately 140 strengths of an army |
| 兵装 | 3"/50 diameter gun x 1 40mm gun x 8 20mm gun x 12 |
| Deployment boat | LCVP x 2 |
| Others | War star one - World War II |
One ship of the LST-542 grade tank landing ship where the ダゲット county (USS Daggett County, LST-689) was constructed for U.S. Navy. The name of a warship is the only United States Armed Forces warship given this name to date for Utah ダゲット county. The original name of a warship was LST-689.
Career
On January 11, 1944, it was started work in Jefferson Building ship machine company of the Indiana Jefferson Building (Jeffersonville Boat & Machine Company), and I made Edith C Mrs. Smith (Edith C. Smith) a sponsor on March 9, 1944, and the launching ceremony was performed. On May 2, 1944, I make F D Mackay reserve duty sublieutenancy (F. D. McKay) the captain and am placed on duty.
I was dispatched in Asia, the Pacific front afterwards. I participated in the landing to Palau Islands and occupation, Leyte landing operation from September, 1944 to October, and I was spent in April, 1945 by the strategy of the Okinawa area. I retired on November 26, 1945, and the name was deleted on December 5 by a US Navy Navy list book. On June 25, 1946, I am sold to Arctic Circle exploration company of Washington Seattle (Arctic Circle Exploration, Inc.).
On July 1, 1955, I am placed on duty as ダゲット county (USS Daggett County, LST-689) again. October 1, 1959 removal from a register.
In 1961, it is given to Japan and is placed on duty as finished model transportation warship corner of Marine Self Defense Force (LST-4001). After I was returned to the United States in 1975, it is given again, and it is placed on duty as naval transportation warship Davao oriental (BRP Davao Oriental, LT-506), Philippines to the Philippines. After removal from a register, I was sold as a scrap.
LST-689 is presented with two war stars for activity in World War II.
References
- This article includes a sentence to come from Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships which is a book of the United States of America Government.
- "LST-689". Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships. June 12, 2007 reading.
- "LST-689 Daggett County". Amphibious Photo Archive. June 12, 2007 reading.
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