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    johnnymac

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    1. The medal you posted, is in my book and is listed as a reproduction type 2. Two things to help a collector identify this an un-official medal is: one is the ball type suspension, the second is rays around the head numbering just eleven, and third is it marked on the rim at 6 o'clock. Last, this one is covered under Section 304 of the Tariff Act of 1930, as amended (19 U.S.C. 1304), articles of foreign origin imported into the U.S. shall be marked (made in) in a conspicuous place as legibly, indelibly, and permanently as the nature of the article will permit. This marking helps date this medal.
    2. I agree with Herman, these are not U.S. issued clasps. In my book on page 57 & 58. I list this clasp as type 3 unofficial. The key to this clasp is the used of a upside down letter "W" used in place of the letter "M", note as seen on the top 4 of 8 clasps illustrated. This unknown manufacturer put out three different marked clasps. The lettering on three clasps remained same on the front , it is where manufacturer placed the needed import stamp word/s "FRANCE" and "Made in France" on the backstrap.
    3. That a boy Bill great catch. Bill Is it not a big shame how people are looking to make things, something they are not.
    4. Sorry for a late reply. The way it worked for naval persons entitled to more than one clasp was they had the option to choose the clasp they wanted. Remember this, the naval version of Victory Medals were not available until the fall of 1920, which was months later than the Army. Adding the Marines and sailors who were separated from naval service to serve as part of the AEF under the Army command were awarded their Victory Medal with or without battle clasps by the Army. Why, because the Army alone had their records of service.
    5. The ship listed above are shown with an earned clasp, many other ships would have been given a medal without a clasp on the victory medal, if their service was not in a battle zone or was for date after the war. Your medal list the captain of the Kerlew as a LTCd, where as the info on the Kerlew shows his rank as a LT only. Sometimes history and information is not always clear. Getting that information to me is the large part, and the happy part of collecting.
    6. All the ships below received one, two or more award clasps, but only one clasp will be award. Ship name Operating from To Clasp Abarenda 15 Apr 18 20 Apr 18 Asiatic Abarenda 13 Jun 18 13 Jun 18 Asiatic Absaroka 22 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Absaroka 26 Mar 18 22 Oct 18 Armed guard Absecon 12 Oct 18 05 Nov 18 Patrol Achilles 05 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Acteaon 15 Jun 17 25 Nov 17 Armed guard Acushnet (USCG) 15 May 18 16 Jul 18 Patrol Acushnet (USCG) 17 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Salvage Adelheid 27 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Advance 28 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Aeolus 10 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Transport Agamemnon 12 Nov 17 11 Nov 18 Transport Agawam 08 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Alabama 25 May 18 27 Oct 18 Atlantic Fleet Alamance 27 Mar 17 05 Feb 18 Armed guard Alamo 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Alaskan 02 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Albany 14 Jul 17 04 Nov 18 Escort Albany 19 Jun 19 26 Jul 19 Asiatic Albany 19 Dec 19 30 Mar 20 Asiatic Albatross 09 Jun 18 25 Oct 18 Atlantic Fleet Alcedo 12 Aug 17 05 Nov 17 Patrol Alert (USCC) 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Algonquin (USCG) 14 Oct 17 11 Nov 18 Escort Allen 28 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Allianca 20 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Alloway 12 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Amabala 17 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport America 12 Nov 17 11 Nov 18 Transport American 17 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Ammen 24 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Ampetco 06 May 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Amphion 08 Sep 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Amphitrite 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Andalusia 02 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Anderton 06 Sep 17 28 Apr 19 Mine sweeper Androscoggin 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Aniwa 12 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Anna 22 Jun 17 22 Dec 17 Armed guard Anna 22 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Transport Annapolis 03 Jul 18 01 Oct 18 Atlantic Fleet Anniston 02 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Escort Antigone 27 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Transport Antilla 05 Aug 18 28 Oct 18 Transport Antilles 26 Jun 17 17 Oct 17 Armed guard Apache (USCG) 04 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Apelles 12 Oct 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Aphrodite 27 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Arakan 01 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Aramis 05 Nov 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Arapho 26 May 18 25 Jul 18 Escort Arapho 25 Jul 18 10 Nov 18 Patrol Arcadia 19 May 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Archbold, J.D. 28 Apr 17 l6 Jun 17 Armed guard Arctic 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Arcturus 07 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Arethusa 27 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Argonne 04 Feb 18 19 Oct 18 Armed guard Arizona 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Arizonan 02 Nov 17 17 Sep 18 Armed guard Arizonan 17 Sep 18 24 Oct 18 Transport Arkansas 21 May 18 25 Jul 18 Atlantic Fleet Arkansas 25 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Grand Fleet Armenia 04 Apr 17 27 Mar 18 Armed guard Armenia 27 Mar 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Aroostook 29 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Mine layer Artemis 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Ascutney 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Ashton, William 26 May 19 05 Aug 19 Mine sweeper Astoria 18 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Atlantic II 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Atlantic Sun 04 Apr 17 18 Mar 18 Armed guard Auk 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Ausable 07 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Avocet 15 Jul 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Avondale 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Aylwin 11 Jan 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Aztec 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Bache 05 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Bailey 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Bainbridge 09 Aug 17 18 Aug 18 Destroyer Balch 08 Nov 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Bali 13 May 18 24 Oct 18 Transport Baltimore 17 Mar 18 28 Sep 18 Mine Layer Bantu 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Barnegat 23 Jan 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Barnes, George W. 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Barney 02 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Barry 09 Aug 17 15 Sep 18 Destroyer Barstow, F.Q. 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Bath 26 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Batjan 12 Jul 18 22 Oct 18 Transport Bauman, P.K. 06 Sep 17 12 Jan 18 Mine sweeper Bavaria 23 Mar 18 15 Apr 18 Transport Beale l9 Jan 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Bear (USCG) 17 Jul 17 01 Nov 18 Asiatic Beatrice 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Beaufort 19 Nov 17 11 Nov 18 Transport Bedford, A.C. 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Bell 12 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Benham 24 May 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Berwind 03 Aug 17 03 Aug 18 Armed guard Berwyn 02 Nov 18 16 Nov 18 Transport Besoeki 01 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Beukelskijk 26 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Birmingham 27 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Escort Black Arrow 06 Jul 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Blackhorn, Thomas 26 May 19 01 Oct 19 Mine sweeper Black Hawk 29 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Mobile base Blakeley 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Bobolink 20 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Borinquen 13 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Bostwick 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Brahant 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Braley, Charles 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Bramell Point 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Brazos 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Breakwater (S.P. 681) 03 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Breese 03 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Bremerton 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Bridge 01 Oct 17 11 Nov 18 Transport Bridgeport 27 Apr 18 14 May 18 Mobile base Bridgeport 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Mobile base Brindilla 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Broad Arrow 06 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Brooklyn 23 Nov 17 11 Dec 17 Asiatic Brooklyn 01 Mar 18 09 Oct 18 Asiatic Brooklyn 23 Dee 18 02 Apr 19 Asiatic Brooklyn 28 Oct 19 08 Dec 19 Asiatic Buck, Frank H 11 Mar 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Buckley, Thomas 28 May 19 03 Oct 19 Mine sweeper Buena Ventura 28 Aug 18 16 Sep 18 Transport Buffalo 03 Jun 17 15 Jul 17 Asiatic Buffalo 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Mobile base Buitenzorg 24 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Bulkeley, Richard 31 May 19 12 Jul 19 Mine sweeper Burrows 27 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Burton, George 26 May 19 06 Aug 19 Mine sweeper Burton, W.M. 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Bushnell 24 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Bylayl 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard C-1 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine C-2 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine C-3 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine C-4 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine C-5 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine Caesar 30 Jul 17 27 Oct 18 Mobile base Cacique 11 Jun 18 17 Sep 18 Armed guard Cacique 17 Sep 18 24 Oct 18 Transport Caharty, Pat 26 May 19 16 Aug 19 Mine sweeper Cahill 06 Sep 17 08 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Calamares 22 Sep 17 28 Apr 18 Armed guard Calamares 28 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Caldwell 28 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Caldwell, William 31 May 19 28 Sep 19 Mine sweeper California 06 Oct 17 09 Feb 18 Armed guard Californian 07 Jun 18 23 Jun 18 Transport Caloria 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Camden 15 Sep 17 11 Apr 18 Transport Campana 04 Jun 17 06 Aug 17 Armed guard Canandaigua 26 May 18 11 Nov 18 Mine layer Canfield, C.A. 05 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Canibas 13 Oct 18 30 Oct 18 Transport Canoga 24 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Canonicus 26 May 18 11 Nov 18 Mine layer Canton 11 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Cape Henry 23 Jul 18 14 Oct 18 Armed guard Cape Lookout 30 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Cape May 08 Nov 18 24 Nov 18 Transport Cape Romaine 06 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Cardinal 31 Aug 18 01 Dec 18 Mine sweeper Carib 04 Jun 17 21 May 18 Armed guard Carib 21 May 18 12 Oct 18 Transport Carola IV 29 Aug 17 11 Nov 18 Overseas Carolinian 21 Mar 17 05 Oct 18 Armed guard Carolinian 05 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Carolyn 28 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Carillo 18 Oct 18 24 Oct 18 Transport Casco 24 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Transport S.S. Caserta (Italian) 08 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Cassin 21 May 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Castine 16 Aug l6 11 Nov 18 Patrol Catina 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Cauto 13 Oct 17 11 Aug 18 Armed guard Cauto 11 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Celebes 18 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Celtie 30 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Chalmette 26 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Charles 21 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Charleston 06 Jun 17 19 Jul 17 Escort Charleston 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Charlton Hall 09 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Chatham 18 Apr 18 28 Oct 18 Transport Chattanooga 16 Mar 18 06 Nov 18 Escort Chauncey 09 Aug 17 19 Nov 17 Destroyer Chebaulip 06 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Chemung 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Chesapeake 01 May 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Chester 02 Sep 17 11 Nov 18 Escort Chester Sun 05 Nov 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Chestnut Hill 22 Apr 18 27 Apr 18 Transport Chestnut Hill 03 Oct 18 18 Oct 18 Transport Chewink 05 Jun 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Cheyenne 15 Nov 17 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Chicago 27 Sep 17 26 Mar 18 Escort Chicag 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Escort Chinanpa 15 Nov 17 01 Nov 18 Armed guard Chinanpa 01 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Chincha 08 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Choctaw 26 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Cincinnati 01 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol City of Atlanta 06 Jun 18 14 Aug 18 Armed guard City of Lewes 06 Sep 17 08 Sep 19 Mine sweeper City of Savannah 02 Jul 17 28 Aug 18 Armed guard City of Wilmington 05 Jul 17 19 Apr 18 Armed guard Clara 22 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Clare 01 Mar 18 13 Oct 18 Armed guard Clare 13 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Clark, George 27 May 19 05 Aug 19 Mine sweeper Clay, John 26 May 19 07 Aug 19 Mine sweeper Cleveland 22 Jul 17 11 Nov 18 Escort Coamo 28 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Cochrane, George 31 May 19 05 Aug 19 Mine sweeper Colhoun 23 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Collins, John 28 May 19 06 Aug 19 Mine sweeper Colon 07 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Columbia 11 Nov 17 " " Atlantic Fleet Comfort 21 Oct 18 04 Nov 18 Transport Concord 23 Jan 18 25 Oct 18 Mine sweeper Conestoga 20 Dec 17 22 Dec 17 Escort Conestoga 27 Apr 18 06 May 18 Escort Connecticut 25 May 18 11 Aug 18 Atlantic Fleet Connelly, John M. 18 Apr 18 06 Jun 18 Armed guard Connelly, John M. 06 Jun 18 11 Oct 18 Transport Connor 21 May 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Constantia 01 Jun 18 27 Jun 18 Transport Conynham 04 May 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Cormorant 22 Aug 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Corning 06 Mar 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Corona 19 Aug 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Coronado 22 May 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Corozal 09 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Corsair 27 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Escort Courtney 06 Sep 17 27 Apr 19 Mine sweeper Covington 31 Oct 17 01 Jul 18 Transport Craster Hall 01 Jul 18 15 Oct 18 Transport Cristabel 26 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Crowell, Peter H. 21 Mar 18 24 Oct 18 Transport Cubore 08 Jun 18 15 Aug 18 Armed guard Cudahy, Joseph 23 Jun 17 17 Aug 18 Armed guard Culgoa 19 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Cummings 24 May 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Communipaw 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Curlew 20 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Cushing 24 May 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Cuyama 18 Jan 18 05 Oct 18 Transport Cyclops 24 Jun 17 18 Jul 17 Transport Cythera 06 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol D-1 10 Jun 18 11.Jun 18 Submarine D-2 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Submarine D-3 30 Sep 18 02 Oct 18 Submarine Dakotan 17 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Dale 09 Aug 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Danziger, J.M. 07 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Darnold, William 02 Jun 19 06 Aug 19 Mine sweeper Davis 04 May 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Dayton 29 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Decatur 09 Aug 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Deep Water 24 Aug 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Defiance 26 Oct 18 14 Nov 18 Transport Dekalb 14 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Transport Delaware 07 Dec 17 30 Jul 18 Grand Fleet De Long 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Democracy 05 Nov 17 25 Oct 18 Armed guard Democracy 25 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Dent 10 Sep 18 08 Nov 18 Destroyer Denver 22 Aug 17 03 Nov 18 Escort Des Moines 28 Jul 17 24 Oct 18 Escort Des Moines 13 May 19 31 Jul 19 White Sea De Soto 30 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Dixie 13 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Mobile base Dochra 18 Jul 17 16 Dec 17 Armed guard Dochra 16 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Transport Doheny, Edward L. 20 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Doheny, Ed. L., Jr. 18 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Dophin 17 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Don Juan de Austria 03 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Donnell, J. C 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Dora 15 Jun 17 04 Sep 18 Armed guard Dorothea 06 Jun 18 29 Jul 18 Atlantie Fleet Dorsey 20 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Douglas 06 Sep 17 27 Apr 19 Mine sweeper Downes 08 Nov 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Drake, Col. E.L. 13 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Drayton 01 Jul 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Dreadnaught 26 May 18 29 Jul 19 Mine sweeper Drechterland 13 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Druid 06 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Dubuque 25 May 18 04 Nov 18 Patrol Duca D'Aosta 10 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Duffey, Siam 28 May 19 01 Oct 19 Mine sweeper Duncan 15 Nov 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Dunkin, John 02 Jun 19 07 Aug 19 Mine sweeper Durham 28 Sep 18 15 Oct 18 Transport Dyer 07 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer E-1 02 Jan 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine E-2 25 May 18 22 Oct 18 Submarine Eagle 25 May 18 23 Jun 18 Atlantic Fleet Eagle No. 1 22 May 19 13 Jul 19 White Sea Eagle No. 2 22 May 19 13 Jul 19 White Sea Eagle No. 3 22 May 19 31 Jul 19 White Sea Eaglet (S.P. 900) 22 May 19 26 Sep 18 Patrol Eastern Chief 08 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Eastern Sun 14 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard East Hampton 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Edith 14 Mar 18 29 Oct 18 Armed guard Edith 29 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Edwards, Wilbert A. 25 Mav 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Eider 20 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper El Capitan 16 Apr 18 08 Nov 18 Transport Elinor 16 Apr 18 30 Aug 18 Transport El Occidente 29 Apr 17 05 Oct 18 Armed guard El Occidente 05 Oct 18 22 Oct 18 Transport El Oriente 08 Sep 18 28 Aug 18 Armed guard El Oriente 28 Aug 18 09 Sep 18 Transport El Sol 12 Sep 17 19 Sep 18 Armed guard El Sol 19 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Emeline 19 Aug 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Ericsson 21 May 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Erny 02 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Esperanza 19 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Euphane, Helen 23 May 18 30 May 18 Mine sweeper Eurana 17 May 17 20 Oct 18 Armed guard Eurana 20 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Evansville (ex-Lake Tahoe) 21 Mar 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Evelyn 31 Jan 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Fairfax 02 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Fairmont 28 Mar 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Falcon 21 Aug 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Fanning 26 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Favorite 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Salvage Feltore 03 May 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Finch 21 Aug 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Finland 26 May 17 12 May 18 Armed guard Finland 12 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Fish Hawk 28 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Firmore 12 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Fitzgerald, John 02 Jun 19 07 Aug 19 Mine sweeper Flagler, H.M. 03 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Flamingo 05 Jul 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Florence, H. 21 Mar 18 17 Apr 18 Armed guard Florida 07 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Grand Fleet Floridian 21 Sep 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Flusser 12 Aug 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Foam 18 Jun 18 31 Dec 18 Mine sweeper Folger, H.C. 28 May 17 31 Dec 18 Armed guard Franklin 27 Feb 18 31 Dec 18 Transport Frasch, Herman 01 Oct 18 04 Oct 18 Transport Frederick 10 Jun 17 04 Oct 18 Patrol Frederick 01 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Escort Freedom 26 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Freeman 18 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Fresno 27 Aug 18 14 Sep 18 Transport Frieda 06 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Froelich 03 Mar 18 11 Nov 18 Mine sweeper Fulton 18 May 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet G-1 25 May 18 18 Jun 18 Submarine G-2 05 Jun 18 03 Oct 18 Submarine G-3 28 Jun 18 21 Oct 18 Submarine G-4 06 Jun 18 24 Jul 18 Submarine Galatea 22 Jan 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Galveston 24 Feb 13 03 Nov 18 Escort Gargoyle 21 Mar 18 21 Apr 18 Transport Gargoyle 29 Oct 18 08 Nov 18 Transport Garibaldi 02 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Genesee 12 Jan 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Georgia 25 May 18 19 Sep 18 Atlantic Fleet Georgia 19 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Escort Glacier 17 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Glen White 26 Aug 18 08 Nov 18 Transport Gloucester 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Glynn 16 Mar 17 14 Aug 18 Armed guard Gold Shell 02 Apr 17 14 Sep 17 Armed guard Gold Shell 14 Sep 17 30 Sep 18 Transport Goliah 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Gorgas, Gen. W.C. 19 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Gorgona 26 Aug 18 07 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Gorontalo 01 Jun 18 11 Oct 18 Transport Grace 03 May 17 12 Jul 17 Armed guard Graham, John 31 May 19 08 Aug 19 Mine sweeper Graham, Thomas 28 May 19 07 Aug 19 Mine sweeper Great Northern 13 Mar 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Grebe 10 Jul 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Gregory 11 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Gresham (USCG) 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Guantanamo 17 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Guffy, J.M. 14 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Guinevere 19 Aug 17 25 Jan 18 Patrol Gulf Light 22 May 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Gulf Maid 13 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Gulfport 18 Jan 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Gypsum Queen 24 Jan 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol H-1 25 May 18 27 Oct 18 Submarine H-2 25 May 18 27 Oct 18 Submarine Hackett 25 May 18 30 Oct 18 Atlantic Fleet Hancock 17 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Transport Hannibal 07 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Escort Harkness, S.V. 29 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Harrisburg 20 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Harvard 26 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Harwood, Charles E. 27 Jul 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Harwood, Paul H. 02 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Hatteras 28 Apr 18 30 Sep 18 Transport Hauoli 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Havana 26 May 17 12 Jul 17 Armed guard Havannah 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Hawaiian 12 Nov 17 10 Aug 18 Armed guard Hawaiian 04 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Helen 26 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Helenita 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Henderson 13 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Transport Henley 29 May 18 07 Nov 18 Destroyer Henrix, Thomas 02 Jun 19 06 Aug 19 Mine sweeper Henry, George G. 01 Oct 17 15 Sep 18 Armed guard Henry, George G. 15 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Heredia 14 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Heron 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Hewitt 24 Oct 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Hilton 06 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Overseas Hinton 06 Sep 17 08 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Hisko 12 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Hodges, Gen. H.L. 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Honolulu 20 Nov 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Hopkins 27 May 18 04 Nov 18 Destroyer Housatonic 26 May 18 11 Nov 18 Mine layer Houston 27 Aug 17 31 Oct 18 Transport Howick Hall 22 Sep 17 27 Sep 18 Armed guard Howick Hall 27 Sep 18 22 Oct 18 Transport Hubbard 17 Oct 17 08 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Hull 02 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Huntington 07 Sep 17 11 Nov 18 Escort Huron 20 Sep 17 11 Nov 18 Transport Hwah Jah 19 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Hwah Yih 01 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Ice King 02 Aug 18 24 Oct 18 Transport Ida 15 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Illinois 25 May 18 09 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Indiana 30 May 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Iowa 31 May 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Iowan 01 Mar 18 08 Oct 18 Transport Irish, W.M. 12 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Iroquois 26 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Isabel 20 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Isabella 13 May 18 22 Sep 18 Transport Isanti 03 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Isis 14 Oct 18 30 Oct 18 Atlantic Fleet Islo de Luzon 16 Sep 18 30 Sep 18 Patrol Isom, William 08 Nov 17 01 May 18 Armed guard Isom, William 01 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Isonomia 28 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Itasca (USCG) 02 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Israel 21 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Jacob Jones 21 May 17 06 Dec 17 Destroyer James, W. T 06 Sep 17 28 Apr 19 Mine sweeper Jarvis 08 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Jason 10 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Jason 26 May 18 22 Jun 18 Transport Jean 22 Sep 17 29 Aug 18 Armed guard Jean 30 Aug 18 03 Nov 18 Transport Jebson, William 24 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Jenkins 01 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Jennings, O.B. 30 Oct 17 24 Mar 18 Armed guard Johnson, William 31 May 19 03 Oct 19 Mine sweeper Jonancy 24 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Jones, Paul 26 May 18 27 Oct 18 Destroyer Jones, Steven R. 05 Jun 18 24 Oct 18 Transport Josiah, Macy 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Jouett 25 May 18 04 Oct 18 Destroyer Jupiter 23 May 17 26 Jun 17 Transport K-1 27 Oct 17 11 Nov 18 Submarine K-2 27 Oct 17 20 Oct 18 Submarine K-3 25 May 18 29 Aug 18 Submarine K-4 27 Oct 17 29 Aug 18 Submarine K-5 27 Oct 17 18 Apr 18 Submarine K-6 27 Oct 17 11 Nov 18 Submarine K-7 27 Oct 17 25 Aug 18 Submarine K-8 27 Oct 17 04 Sep 18 Submarine Kanawha 17 Jun 17 22 0ct 18 Transport Kansas 10 Sep 17 11 Nov 18 Escort Kearsarge 25 May 18 08 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Kentucky 25 May 18 08 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Kentuckian 13 Oct 17 08 Nov 18 Armed guard Keresan 21 Oct 18 08 Nov 18 Transport Keresaspa 17 Aug 18 31 Oct 18 Armed guard Kerkenna 28 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Kermanshah 31 Jan 18 04 Sep 18 Armed guard Kermanshah 04 Sep 18 10 Nov 18 Transport Kermoor 01 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Kerowlee 17 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Kerwood 19 Apr 18 04 Nov 18 Armed guard Kerwood 05 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Kimberly 27 May 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Kingfisher 16 Aug 18 15 Jan 19 Mine sweeper Kingfisher 20 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Kiowa 20 May 18 21 Oct 18 Transport Kittery 05 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Koningen der Nederlanden 25 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Kroonland 14 Mar 17 12 May 18 Armed guard Kroonland 12 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Kwasind 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol L-1 20 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Submarine L-2 20 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Submarine L-3 13 Jan 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine L 4 11 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine L-5 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine L-6 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine L-7 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine L-8 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine L-9 11 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine L-10 20 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Submarine L-11 21 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Submarine Lake Arthur 01 Jun 18 17 Sep 18 Armed guard Lake Arthur 17 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Benbow 19 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Berdan 23 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Blanchester 02 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Bloomington 21 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Borgne 06 Oct 18 19 Oct 18 Transport Lake Bridge 14 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Capens 04 Jun 18 16 Oct 18 Armed guard Lake Capens 16 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Catherine 08 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Champlain 01 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Charlotte 18 Jul 18 17 Oct 18 Armed guard Lake Charlotte 17 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Clear 19 May 18 17 Jul 18 Armed guard Lake Crescent 11 May 18 19 Oct 18 Armed guard Lake Crescent 19 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Damito 04 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Dancey 06 Nov 18 25 Nov 18 Transport Lake Daraga 04 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Dymer 21 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Eckhart 19 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Edon 01 Jul 18 21 Aug 18 Armed guard Lake Eliko 05 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Elizabeth 27 May 18 26 Sep 18 Armed guard Lake Elizabeth 26 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Elsinore 21 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Erie 28 Apr 18 30 Oct 18 Transport Lake Ewow 06 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Lake Fernwood 08 Jul 18 23 Sep 18 Armed guard Lake Fernwood 23 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Forrest 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Frances 28 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Gakona 19 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Garza 04 Nov 18 21 Nov 18 Transport Lake Gaspar 05 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Gedney 08 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Geneva 05 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Harney 18 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Harris 06 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Helen 06 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Huron 12 Mar 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Lasang 05 Jul 18 10 Sep 18 Armed guard Lake Lasang 10 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Lemando 27 May 18 17 Jul 18 Armed guard Lake Lillian 02 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Michigan 27 Mar 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Moor 24 Mar 18 11 Apr 18 Transport Lake Ontario 18 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Osweya 10 Nov 18 24 Nov 18 Transport Lake Otisco 19 Aug 18 05 Oct 18 Armed guard Lake Otisco 05 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Owens 09 Jun 18 03 Sep 18 Armed guard Lake Pepin 23 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Pewaukee 31 May 18 07 Sep 18 Armed guard Lake Pewaukee 07 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Placid 12 Apr 18 03 Nov 18 Transport Lake Pleasant 05 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Port 28 May 18 09 Nov 18 Transport Lake Portage 08 Jul 18 03 Aug 18 Armed guard Lake Shore 29 Mar 18 12 Oct 18 Transport Lake Side 13 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Silver 19 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake St. Clair 14 Jun 18 31 Oct 18 Armed guard Lake St. Clair 31 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake St. Regis 19 May 18 17 Oct 18 Armed guard Lake St. Regis 17 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Sunapee 28 May 18 17 Jul 18 Armed guard Lake Superior 28 May 18 08 Nov 18 Transport Lake Traverse 07 Jun 18 19 Oct 18 Armed guard Lake Traverse 19 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Tulare 15 May 18 19 Oct 18 Armed guard Lake Tulare 19 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake View 21 Jun 18 27 Sep 18 Transport Lake Weston 01 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Lake Wimico 04 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Wood 18 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lake Worth 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lamberton 09 Sep 18 01 Nov 18 Escort Lamson 26 Jul 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Lancaster 21 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lansdale 04 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Lapwing 01 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Escort Lapwing 01 May 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Lark 15 Jul 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Laundry, Thomas 28 May 19 28 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Lawrenee 30 May 18 02 Nov 18 Destroyer Lea 05 Oct 18 06 Nov 18 Destroyer Lebanon 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Lenape 14 Jun 17 10 Apr 18 Armed guard Lenape 23 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Leonidas 22 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Leviathan 15 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Transport Levisa 14 Sep 17 17 Jul 18 Armed guard Liberator 28 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Liberty 08 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Little 27 May 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Long Beach 20 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Transport Los Angeles 21 Sep 17 11 Nov 18 Transport Long Island 20 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Mine sweeper Louisiana 25 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Escort Louisiana 225 May 18 25 Sep 18 Atlantic Fleet Louisville 14 May 17 29 Apr 18 Armed guard Louisville 29 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Luce 19 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Lucia 21 Jun 17 18 Oct 18 Armed guard Luckenbach, Edw. 17 Jun 17 02 Oct 18 Armed guard Luckenbach, Edw. 02 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Luckenbach, Edg. F 29 May 17 14 Aug 18 Armed guard Luckenbach, Edg. F 14 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Luckenbach, Flor 29 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Luckenbach, Fred 02 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Luckenbach, Fred. J 07 Dec 17 28 Feb 18 Armed guard Luckenbach, Fred. J 28 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Luckenbach, J.L. 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Luckenbach, Julia 23 Sep 17 22 Sep 18 Armed guard Luckenbach, Julia 22 Sep 18 28 Oct 18 Transport Luckenbach, Katrina 03 Jul 18 31 Jul 18 Transport Luckenhach, K.I. 04 Feb 18 28 Aug 18 Armed guard Luckenhach, K.I. 28 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Luckenbach, Lewis 18 Aug 17 11 Oct 17 Armed guard Luckenbach Walter A 30 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Luella 01 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Lydonia 07 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Lykens 27 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol M-1 25 May 18 15 Oct 18 Submarine Maartensdijk 13 May 18 28 Oct 18 Transport Machias 16 Aug 17 30 Sep 18 Patrol Macona 12 Apr 17 12 Sep 18 Armed guard Macona 12 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Macy, Josiah 12 Aug 18 05 Dec 18 Armed guard Madawaska 26 Nov 17 11 Nov 18 Transport Mahan 02 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Maine 06 Oct 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Maine 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Malang 13 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Malay 01 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Mallard 22 Aug 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Mallory, H.R 26 May 17 06 May 18 Armed guard Mallory, H.R 06 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Manchuria 14 Mar 17 12 May 18 Armed guard Manchuria 12 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Mangore 17 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Manitowoc 27 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Manley 26 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Manning (USCG) 09 Sep 17 11 Nov 18 Escort Manta 31 Jul 18 30 Oct 18 Transport Marblehead 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Margaret 07 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Mariana 14 Sep 17 20 Aug 18 Armed guard Mariana 20 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Marietta 24 Sep 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Mariners Harbor 22 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Massachusetts 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Masuda 29 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Matanzas 21 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Matsona 26 Mar 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Mauban 03 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Mauban 06 Apr 17 03 Oct 18 Armed guard Maui 28 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Maumee 13 Oct 18 31 Oct 18 Transport Maumee 15 Sep 17 01 Nov 17 Transport Maury 29 Sep 18 08 Nov 18 Destroyer May 06 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Mayrant 29 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer MacDonough 11 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer McCall 11 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer McClellan 09 May 17 16 Sep 17 Armed guard McCurdy, Robert H, 25 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol McDougal 04 May 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol McOee, Jas 26 Sep 18 17 Dec 18 Armed guard McKee 26 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer McKenney, Wm. A. 09 Jul 18 15 Oct 18 Transport McNeal, George H. 15 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Mine sweeper McNeal, Kenneth L. 06 Sep 17 08 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Medina 02 Jul 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Melrose 08 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Melville 24 May 17 11 Nov 18 Mobile base Meraukee 10 May 18 01 Nov 18 Transport Mercurious 13 Jun 18 30 Oct 18 Transport Mercury 18 Jan 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Uerey 06 Sep 18 04 Nov 18 Transport Meridian 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Mexican 02 May 18 13 Nov 18 Transport Mexico 26 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Michigan 25 May 18 08 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Middlesex 30 Nov 17 18 Feh 18 Armed guard Middlesex 18 Feb 18 25 Sep 18 Transport Mijdrecht 23 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Millenocket 27 Dec 17 30 Aug 18 Armed guard Minneapolis 08 Mar 18 11 Nov 18 Escort Minnesota 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Minnesota 25 May 18 29 Sep 18 Atlantic Fleet Minnesotan 14 Sep 17 20 Sep 18 Armed guard Minnesotan 20 Sep 18 21 Oct 18 Transport Mississippi 28 Jun 18 10 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Missouri 25 May 18 01 Sep 18 Atlantic Fleet Moccasin 12 Oct 17 08 Apr 18 Armed guard Moccasin 08 Apr 18 25 Oct 18 Transport Mohave 25 May 18 03 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Moldegaard 14 Sep 17 30 Oct 18 Armed guard Moldegaard 30 0ct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Monaghan 14 Aug 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Mongolia 20 Mar 17 08 May 18 Armed guard Mongolia 08 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Montana 01 Aug 17 11 Nov 18 Escort Montanan 17 Jun 17 15 Aug 18 Armed guard Montauk 05 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Montclair 04 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Monterey 26 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Montgomery 01 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Monticello 13 Sep 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Montpelier 03 Oct 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Moreni 11 Apr 17 12 Jun 17 Armed guard Morrill (USCG) 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Morris 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Morristown 27 Oct 18 15 Nov 18 Transport Morro Castle 08 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Motano 23 Jun 17 31 Jul 17 Armed guard Mount Shasta 28 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Mount Vernon 12 Nov 17 11 Nov 18 Transport Munaires 18 Feb 18 08 Oct 18 Transport Munalbro 22 Sep 17 13 Oct 18 Armed guard Munalbro 13 Oct 18 01 Nov 18 Transport Munamar 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Mundale 25 Sep 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Mundelta 20 May 18 08 Oct 18 Transport Munindies 07 Dec 17 25 Jan 18 Armed guard Munindies 25 Jan 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Munplace 13 Oct 17 05 Oct 18 Armed guard Munplace 05 Oct 18 24 Oct 18 Transport Munsome 27 Jun 17 25 Aug 18 Armed guard Munsome 25 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Munson, Walter D. 10 May 18 22 Oct 18 Transport Munwood 29 Sep.17 16 Oct 18 Armed guard Murray 28 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Muscatine 14 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Muskogee 23 May 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard N-1 10 Jun 18 22 Oct 18 Submarine N-2 10 Jun 18 22 Oct 18 Submarine N-3 10 Jun 18 27 Oct 18 Submarine N-4 25 Jun 18 03 Nov 18 Submarine N-5 20 Jun 18 24 Oct 18 Submarine N-6 15 Jul 18 13 Oct 18 Submarine N-7 25 Jun 18 20 Oct 18 Submarine Nahant 24 Jan 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Nahma 27 Aug 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Nansemond (ex-Pennsylvania) 25 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Nantasket 22 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Nantucket 10 Jul 18 05 Oct 18 Patrol Narragansett 21 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Nashville 12 Aug 17 03 Aug 18 Patrol Navahoe 25 Jan 18 23 May 18 Armed guard Navajo 15 Jun 17 04 Sep 17 Armed guard Nebraska 25 May 18 05 Sep 18 Atlantic Fleet Nebraska 05 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Escort Neches 02 Jul 17 17 May 18 Armed guard Neptune 25 May 17 08 Jul 17 Transport Neptune 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Nereus 25 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Nero 25 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Neuse 15 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Nevada 25 May 18 13 Aug 18 Atlantic Fleet Nevada 24 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Grand Fleet New Hampshire 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Escort New Jersey 25 May 18 20 Oct 18 Atlantic Fleet New Mexico 15 Aug 18 03 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet New Orleans 07 Sep 17 08 Oct 18 Escort New Orleans 17 Jul 19 25 Sep 19 Asiatic New Orleans 05 Oct 19 20 Dec 19 Asiatic Newport News 27 Aug 17 15 Oct 18 Transport Newton 03 Sep 18 28 Sep 18 Transport New York 07 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Grand Fleet Niagara 25 May 18 13 Jun 18 Atlantic Fleet Niagara 13 Jun 18 24 Jul 18 Patrol Niagara 24 Jul 18 10 Sep 18 Escort Niagara 11 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Nicholson 24 May 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Nokomis 24 Jan 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Nomo 26 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Nopatin 05 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Nopatin 25 Apr 17 18 Jun 18 Armed guard Norlina 18 Jun 18 22 Sep 18 Transport Norman Bridg 30 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard North Carolina 24 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Escort North Dakota 26 Oct 17 11 Nov 18 Escort North Western 28 Jul 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Northern Pacific 30 Mar 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Nyanza 16 Nov 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard O-3 26 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine O-4 13 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine O-5 25 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine O-6 29 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine O-7 15 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine O-8 12 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine O-9 05 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine O-l0 30 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine O-11 29 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine O-12 16 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine O-16 29 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine Oakland 28 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Transport 0'Brien 24 May 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer 0'Brien, William 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Oconee 05 Jul 17 09 Sep 18 Armed guard Ohio 25 May 18 08 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Ohian 12 Nov 17 05 Aug 18 Armed guard Ohian 28 Aug 18 13 Nov 18 Transport Oklahoma 25 May 18 13 Aug 18 Atlantic Fleet Oklahoma 25 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Grand Fleet Old Colony 15 May 18 27 May 18 Transport Olean 19 May 17 22 Jul 18 Armed guard Olivant 14 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Olympia 12 Mar 18 11 Nov 18 White Sea Omask 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Onega 01 Apr 17 23 May 17 Armed guard Onega 28 Feb 18 02 Jul 18 Armed guard O'Neil, J.E. 10 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Ontario 06 Jun 18 19 Jul 19 Mine sweeper Oosterdijk 10 May 18 10 Jul 18 Transport Ophir 05 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Oregonian 28 Sep 17 11 Sep 18 Armed guard Oregonian 11 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Oriole 20 Dec 18 07 Mar 19 Mine sweeper Oriole 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Orion 01 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Transport Orizaba 19 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Orleans 03 Jun 17 01 Jul 17 Armed guard Osage 27 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Osceola 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Osprey 20 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Ossineke 28 May 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Ossippee (USCG) 25 Aug 17 11 Nov 18 Escort Otsego 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Over Brook 26 Mar 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Owasco 18 Jun 17 10 Dec 17 Armed guard Owega 15 Nov 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Owera 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Owl 23 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Mine sweeper Ozama 04 Jun 17 20 May 18 Armed guard Ozama 20 May 18 21 Oct 18 Transport Ozark 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Paddleford, George E. 18 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Paducah 17 Oct 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Panama 30 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Panaman 11 Sep 17 07 Sep 18 Armed guard Panaman 07 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Panther 12 Aug 17 11 Nov 18 Mobile base Panuco 13 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Parker 17 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Pasadena 24 Jul 18 01 Nov 18 Transport Passaic 10 Jul 18 02 Nov 18 Salvage Pastores 26 May 17 06 May 18 Armed guard Pastores 23 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Patapsco 26 May 18 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Path Finder 03 Aug 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Patterson 01 Jun 17 10 Nov 18 Destroyer Patuxent 26 May 18 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Paulding 01 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Paulsboro 02 Oct 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Pawnee 15 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Pearl Shell 09 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Pelican 20 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Penguin 05 Jun 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Pennsylvania 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Pennsylanvian 21 Sep 17 13 Sep 18 Armed guard Penobscot 24 Jan 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Penscola 07 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Transport Pequot 23 May 17 05 Nov 18 Armed guard Pequot 05 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Perkins 08 Jun 17 17 Nov 17 Destroyer Perry 30 May 18 18 Sep 18 Destroyer Petrel 08 Jun 18 16 Oct 18 Patrol Petrolite 13 Apr 17 11 Jun 17 Armed guard Philadelphia 07 Apr 17 16 May 18 Armed guard Philip 31 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Phillippines 13 Oct 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Pioneer 25 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Piqua 26 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Pittsburgh 10 Jun 17 10 Jun 17 Patrol Plattsburgh 14 Mar 17 24 Jun 18 Armed guard Plattsburgh 24 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Platura 27 Mar 17 15 Sep 17 Armed guard Pleiades 28 Jun 17 26 Sep 18 Armed guard Pleiades 26 Sep 18 16 Oct 18 Transport Plymouth 11 Sep 18 30 Sep 18 Transport Plymouth 18 Aug 17 11 Sep 18 Armed guard Pocahontas 20 Sep 17 11 Nov 18 Transport Point Bonita 07 Nov 17 11 Nov 18 Transport Polarine 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Polar Sea 06 Nov 18 23 Nov 18 Transport Porter 04 May 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Powhatan 26 Nov 17 11 Nov 18 Transport' Prairie 14 Oct 18 20 Oct 18 Escort Pratt, Chas 10 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Pratt, Herbert L. 05 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Preble 10 May 18 09 Nov 18 Destroyer President Grant 25 Oct 17 11 Nov 18 Transport President Lincoln 31 Oct 17 01 Jun 18 Transport Preston 31 Jul 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Princess Matoika 23 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Prometheus 11 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Mobile base Proteus 27 Jul 18 05 Sep 18 Transport Pueblo 10 Jun 17 10 Jun 17 Patrol Pueblo 10 Feb 18 17 Apr 18 Escort Pueblo 14 May 18 11 Nov 18 Escort Quail 15 Jul 19 10 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Quincy 21 Mar 18 06 Sep 18 Transport Quinnebaug 26 May 18 11 Nov 18 Mine layer Quivilly 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Transport R-l 06 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine R-15 13 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine R-16 30 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine R-17 29 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine R-18 29 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Submarine Radford 13 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Radnor 15 Sep 18 04 Nov 18 Transport Rail 20 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Rainbow 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Raleigh 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Rambler 07 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Ranger 13 Nov 17 20 Oct 18 Patrol Rappahannock 11 Jan 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Rathburno 27 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Redfern 21 Dec 18 25 Dee 18 Mine sweeper Red Rose 21 Dec 18 25 Dee 18 Mine sweeper Rehoboth 16 Aug 17 04 Oct 17 Patrol Reid 31 Jul 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Remlik 19 Aug 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Reposo 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Rhode Island 25 May 18 09 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Rijndam 23 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Rijnland 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Roanoke 26 May 18 11 Nov 18 Mine layer Robin 27 Sep 18 07 Mar 19 Mine sweeper Robin 20 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Robinson 03 Nov 18 08 Nov 18 Destroyer Rochester 18 Jun 17 02 Nov 17 Armed guard Rochester 26 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Escort Rockefeller, J.D. 20 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Rockefeller, Wm. 29 Nov 17 26 Aug 18 Transport Rockingham 02 Apr 17 01 May 17 Armed guard Rodgers 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Roe 30 Sep 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Roepat 17 Jun 18 29 Sep 18 Transport Rogers, H.H. 18 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Rondo 22 May 18 16 Aug 18 Transport Rowan 21 Nov 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Ruby 14 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Sabin Sun 18 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Sachem 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Sacramento 01 Aug 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Sacramento 22 May 19 13 Jul 19 While Sea Sactia 31 Mar 18 24 Oct 18 Transport Sagadahoc 18 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Sagua 04 Sep 18 01 Nov 18 Transport Saint Paul 23 Mar 17 17 Oct 18 Armed guard Salem 25 May 18 05 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Samarinda 24 Apr 18 30 Oct 18 Transport Sampson 24 May 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Sandlering 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper San Diego 03 0ct 17 19 Jul 18 Escort San Francisco 26 May 18 11 Nov 18 Mine layer San Jacinto 14 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Santa Barbara 10 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Santa Cecilia 19 May 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Santa Clara 25 Oct 17 30 Oct 18 Armed guard Santa Clara 30 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Santa Luisa 11 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Santa Maria 23 Mar 17 25 Feb 18 Armed guard Santa Olivia 05 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Santa Paula 08 Jun 18 15 Sep 18 Armed guard Santa Paula 15 Sep 18 12 Oct 18 Transport Santa Rita 16 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Santa Rosa 12 Sep 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Santa Rosalia 09 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Santiago 04 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Santore 08 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Saranac 29 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Mine layer Sara Thompson 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Saratoga 26 May 17 02 Aug 17 Armed guard Satsuma 31 Mar 17 09 Nov 18 Armed guard Satsuma 09 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Saturn 30 Dec 18 12 Jan 19 Asiatic Savannah 01 Aug 18 12 Jan 19 Patrol Sayonara II 26 May 18 12 Jan 19 Patrol SC-1 20 Jul 18 12 Jan 19 Sub-chaser SC-2 18 Jun 18 30 Jun 18 Sub-chaser SC-3 18 Jun 18 30 Jun 18 Sub-chaser SC-4 18 Jun 18 26 Jun 18 Sub-chaser SC-6 04 Jun 18 22 Sep 18 Sub-chaser SC-17 11 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-18 19 Jul 18 25 Aug 18 Sub-chaser SC-19 03 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-20 04 Aug 18 27 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-21 01 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-22 05 Aug 18 03 Sep 18 Sub-chaser SC-23 02 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-24 31 Aug 18 17 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-25 27 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-26 31 Jul 18 06 Aug 13 Sub-chaser SC-27 28 Jul 18 14 Sep 18 Sub-chaser SC-34 26 May 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-35 26 May 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-36 26 May 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-37 26 May 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-37 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper SC-38 26 May 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-38 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper SC-39 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-40 26 May 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-40 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper SC-41 26 May 18 11 Nov 19 Sub-chaser SC-42 04 Jun 18 05 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-43 23 Jul 18 03 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-44 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-44 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper SC-45 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-45 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper SC-46 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-46 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Minesweeper SC-47 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-47 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper SC-48 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-48 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper SC-49 10 Jul 18 22 Jul 18 Sub-chaser SC-50 30 Jun 18 19 Sep 18 Sub-chaser SC-52 30 Jun 18 10 Jul 18 Sub-chaser SC-53 17 Jun 18 30 Jun 18 Sub-chaser SC-54 10 Jul 18 22 Jul 18 Sub-chaser SC-55 17 Jun 18 29 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-56 17 Jun 18 29 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-57 13 Aug 18 29 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-58 10 Jul 18 22 Jul 18 Sub-chaser SC-59 23 Jul 18 13 Aug 18 Sub-chaser SC-60 24 Jul 18 12 Aug 18 Sub-chaser SC-6l 30 Sep 18 18 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-62 08 Oct 18 18 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-63 08 Oct 18 24 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-64 08 Oct 18 24 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-68 04 Jun 18 02 Aug 18 Sub-chaser SC-69 04 Jun 18 30 Jun 18 Sub-chaser SC-70 04 Jun 18 09 Aug 18 Sub-chaser SC-71 05 Jul 18 29 Sep 18 Sub-chaser SC-72 17 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-73 05 Jul 18 29 Sep 18 Sub-chaser SC-74 18 Jul 18 03 Aug 18 Sub-chaser SC-77 27 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-78 27 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-79 27 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-80 27 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-81 27 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-82 26 May 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-83 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-84 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-85 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-86 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser 8C-87 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-88 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-89 30 Jun 18 10 Jul 18 Sub-chaser SC-90 22 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-91 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-92 27 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-93 27 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-94 22 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-95 22 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-95 18 Jun 19 09 Jul 19 Mine sweeper SC-95 28 Jul 19 25 Nov 19 Mine sweeper SC-96 27 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-97 21 May 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-98 21 May 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-99 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-100 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-101 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-102 04 Jun 18 24 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-103 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-104 18 Jun 18 08 Aug 18 Sub-chaser SC-105 04 Jun 18 28 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-107 03 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-110 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-110 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper SC-111 17 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-112 26 May 18 11 Sep 18 Sub-chaser SC-113 26 May 18 11 Sep 18 Sub-chaser SC-114 13 Jun 18 13 Aug 18 Sub-chaser SC-115 08 Jun 18 13 Aug 18 Sub-chaser SC-116 11 Jun 18 04 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-118 04 Aug 18 19 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-119 25 Aug 18 05 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-120 27 Oct 18 28 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-121 05 Aug 18 02 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-122 18 Jul 18 05 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-123 11 Jun 18 28 Sep 18 Sub-chaser SC-124 27 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-125 27 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-126 17 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-127 27 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-128 27 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-129 27 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-130 26 May 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-131 26 May 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-132 04 Jun 18 05 Jun 18 Sub-chaser SC-133 14 Jun 18 05 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-134 04 Jun 18 24 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-135 04 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-136 17 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-137 26 May 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-138 31 Jul 18 28 Aug 18 Sub-chaser SC 143 22 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-144 18 Jul 18 03 Aug 18 Sub-chaser SC-145 04 Jun 18 30 Jun 18 Sub-chaser SC-147 22 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-148 22 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-150 08 Jun 18 04 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-151 22 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-155 26 May 18 17 Jul 18 Sub-chaser SC-158 08 Jun 18 11 Jun 18 Sub-chaser SC-164 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-164 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper SC-165 18 May 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-166 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-177 22 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-178 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-178 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper SC-179 22 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-180 17 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-180 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper SC-181 20 Jul 18 10 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-181 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper SC-182 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper SC-184 19 Jun 18 10 Jul 18 Sub-chaser SC-185 03 Sep 18 24 Sep 18 Sub-chaser SC-186 10 Jul 18 05 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-187 10 Jul 18 03 Aug 18 Sub-chaser SC-188 19 Jun 18 10 Jun 18 Sub-chaser SC-189 04 Jun 18 30 Jun 18 Sub-chaser SC-190 17 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-191 04 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-192 10 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-193 06 Aug 18 03 Sep 18 Sub-chaser SC-194 24 Sep 18 22 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-195 06 Aug 18 03 Sep 18 Sub-chaser SC-197 06 Aug 18 03 Sep 18 Sub-chaser SC-198 27 Sep 18 22 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-199 10 Jul 18 02 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-200 19 Jun 18 10 Jul 18 Sub-chaser SC-20l 10 Jul 18 06 Sep 18 Sub-chaser SC-202 10 Jul 18 22 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-203 10 Jul 18 03 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-204 11 Jun 18 24 Sep 18 Sub-chaser SC-205 11 Jun 18 24 Sep 18 Sub-chaser SC-206 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-206 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper SC-207 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-207 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper SC-208 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-208 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 29 Mine sweeper SC-209 16 Aug 18 23 Aug 18 Sub-chaser SC-210 17 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-211 04 Jun 18 28 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-212 17 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-213 04 Jun 18 24 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-214 17 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-215 22 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-216 26 May 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-217 26 May 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-218 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-219 04 Jun 18 09 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-220 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-221 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-222 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-223 17 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-224 22 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-225 22 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-226 22 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-227 22 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-228 28 May 18 27 Jul 18 Sub-chaser SC-229 28 May 18 27 Jul 18 Sub-chaser SC-230 23 Oct 18 29 Jul 18 Sub-chaser SC-231 24 Jul 18 29 Jul 18 Sub-chaser SC-232 02 Aug 18 04 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-233 11 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-234 05 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-235 11 Jun 18 28 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-236 11 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-237 26 Sep 18 28 Sep 18 Sub-chaser SC-238 11 Jun 18 26 Sep 18 Sub-chaser SC-239 28 Jul 18 17 Sep 18 Sub-chaser SC-241 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-244 27 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-245 02 Aug 18 10 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-246 11 Jun 18 17 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-248 06 May 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-249 07 Jul 18 20 Jul 18 Sub-chaser SC-250 30 Oct 18 05 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-251 24 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-252 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-253 17 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-254 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser " " 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper SC-255 27 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub chaser SC-256 27 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-256 28 Jul 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper SC-256 18 Jun 19 09 Jul 19 Mine sweeper SC-257 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-258 26 May 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-259 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-259 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper SC-260 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC 261 18 Jun 18 21 Jul 18 Sub-chaser SC-262 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-263 25 Sep 18 27 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-264 10 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-265 07 Aug 18 28 Aug 18 Sub-chaser SC-266 31 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-268 07 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-269 31 Jul 18 05 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-270 17 Oet 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-271 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-272 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-272 20 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper SC-273 10 Jul 18 02 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-274 10 Jul 18 18 Jul 18 Sub-chaser SC-275 10 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-276 10 Jul 18 22 Aug 18 Sub-chaser SC-277 10 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-278 10 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-279 24 Jun 18 30 Jun 18 Sub-chaser SC-288 11 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-289 11 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-290 11 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-291 30 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-292 30 Jun 18 05 Aug 18 Sub-chaser SC-293 10 Jul 18 26 Sep 18 Sub-chaser SC-294 10 Jul 18 01 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-295 10 Jul 18 27 Jul 18 Sub-chaser SC-296 10 Jul 18 27 Jul 18 Sub-chaser SC-297 10 Jul 18 11 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-298 01 Jul 18 02 Sep 18 Sub-chaser SC-299 10 Jul 18 02 Sep 18 Sub-chaser SC-300 01 Jul 18 02 Sep 18 Sub-chaser SC-301 07 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-302 10 Jul 18 28 Jul 18 Sub-chaser SC-311 16 Jul 18 02 Aug 18 Sub-chaser SC-312 23 Jul 18 02 Aug 18 Sub-chaser SC-313 15 May 18 05 Jun 18 Sub-chaser SC-320 18 Jun 18 08 Aug 18 Sub-chaser SC-321 26 May 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-322 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-323 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-324 27 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-325 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-326 28 May 18 03 Jun 18 Sub-chaser SC-327 27 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-328 30 Jun 18 10 Jul 18 Sub-chaser SC-329 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-329 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper SC-330 17 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-331 17 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-332 17 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-333 08 Jun 18 10 Jun 18 Sub-chaser SC-334 23 May 18 22 Aug 18 Sub-chaser SC-337 22 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-338 22 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-339 04 Jun 18 09 Aug 18 Sub-chaser SC-340 04 Jun 18 01 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-341 04 Jun 18 24 Oct 18 Sub-chaser SC-342 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-343 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-344 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-345 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-346 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-349 27 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-351 22 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-352 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-353 17 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-354 06 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-354 18 Jun 19 09 Jul 19 Sub-chaser SC-354 28 Jul 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper SC-355 17 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-356 20 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Sub-chaser SC-356 29 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine Sweeper Scanlon, M.J. 01 Nov 18 17 Nov 18 Transport Schley 20 Oct 18 09 Nov 18 Destroyer Schurz 25 May 18 19 Jun 18 Atlantic Fleet Scorpion 07 Apr 17 18 Nov 18 Overseas Scranton 15 Oct 18 03 Nov 18 Transport Seagull 10 Jul 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Sea Rover 28 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Seatia 01 Mar 18 09 Nov 18 Transport Seattle 14 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Escort Seattle (see Western Hero) 03 Mar 18 11 Nov 18 Armed Escort Seguranca 03 May 18 19 Aug 18 Armed Escort Seminole (USCG) 25 Mar 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Seneca (USCG) 04 Sep 17 11 Nov 18 Escort Severance 25 Sep 18 15 Oct 18 Transport Shaw 17 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Shawmut 29 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Mine layer Shoshone 06 Nov 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Sialia 25 May 18 31 Oct 18 Atlantic Fleet Siboney 06 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Sierra 21 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Sigourney 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Silver Shell 26 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Sioux 30 Aug 18 12 Oct 18 Transport Sixaola 13 oct 18 29 Oct 18 Transport Skinner, Francis L. 29 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Skinner, Jeanette 18 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Smith 01 Aug 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Snohomish (USCG) 26 May 18 10 Nov 18 Patrol Sobral 27 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Soestdijk 02 Nov 18 16 Nov 18 Transport Solace 16 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Somerset 20 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Sonoma 26 May 18 10 Jun 19 Mine sweeper South Carolina 25 May 18 08 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet South Dakota 10 Jun 17 10 Jun 17 Patrol South Dakota 03 Jan 18 11 Nov 18 Escort South Dakota 12 Jan 20 11 Mar 20 Asiatic Southerland 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Southery (unserviceable during war) Spaulding, S.M. 14 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Spray 18 Jun 18 31 Dec 18 Mine sweeper Standard 27 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Standard Arrow 18 Dec 17 30 Oct 18 Transport Steed, W.L. 18 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Sterett 05 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Sterling 08 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Stevens 03 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Stewart 04 Feb 18 " " Transport St. Francis 19 Jun 18 30 Oct 18 Transport St. Louis 17 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Escort Stockton 07 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Stribling 25 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Stringham 08 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Sudbury 08 Apr 18 07 Oct 18 Transport Suffolk 28 Nov 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Sultana 26 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Sun 23 Mar 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Sun Oil 30 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Suruga 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Surveyor 05 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Parol Susana 03 Aug 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Susquehanna 20 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Transport Suwannee 26 Sep 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Swallow 20 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Swan 20 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Sylvan Arrow 15 Dec 17 13 Aug 18 Armed guard Sylvan Arrow 13 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Tacoma 14 Aug 17 30 Oct 18 Escort Tallapoosa (USCG) 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Talbot 22 Jul 18 05 Nov 18 Destroyer Tampa (USCG) 17 Oct 17 26 Sep 18 Escort Tanager 09 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Tanager 01 May 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Tanamo 20 Oct 18 03 Nov 18 Transport Taussig, Felix 13 Oct 17 29 Aug 18 Armed guard Taussig, Felix 29 Aug 18 28 Oct 18 Transport Tavernilla 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Taylor 07 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Teagle, W.C. 06 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Teal 20 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Tenadores 26 May 17 06 May 18 Armed guard Tenadores 06 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Teresa 22 Jun 17 04 Mar 18 Armed guard Teresa 04 Mar 18 24 Oct 18 Transport Ternate 09 Jun 18 08 Oct 18 Transport Terry 19 Jan 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Texaco 14 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Texan 01 Feb 18 24 Apr 18 Armed guard Texan 24 Apr 18 09 Oct 18 Transport Texas 11 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Grand Fleet Texas 20 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Thompson, Robert M 19 Nov 17 23 Oct 18 Armed guard Thompson, Robert M 23 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Thornton 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Thrush 05 Jun 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Ticonderoga 07 Mar 18 30 Sep 18 Transport Tide Water 23 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Tiger 01 Jan 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Tilford, W.H. 01 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Tingey 25 May 18 24 Sep 18 Mine sweeper Tippecanoe 11 Dec 17 25 Jul 18 Armed Guard Tivives 22 Oct 17 28 Jul 18 Mine sweeper Tivives 28 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Tjikembang 25 Aug 18 14 Sep 18 Transport Tjisondari 19 Jul 18 17 Oct 18 Transport Tonopah 11 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Topila 19 Jan 18 05 Mar 18 Transport Topila 26 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Truxton 17 Sep 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Trinidadian 18 Aug 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Trippe 01 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Tucker 21 May 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Tunica 27 Mar 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Turkey 20 Apr 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Tuscarora (USCG) 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Tyler 04 Jun 17 02 May 18 Armed guard Ulua 26 May 18 08 Jun 18 Transport Ulysses 26 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Uncas 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Undaunted 13 Nov 18 19 Jul 19 Minesweeper Utah 21 May 18 11 Sep 18 Atlantic Fleet Utah 11 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Grand Fleet Utowana 06 Jan 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Vacuum 23 Mar 17 28 Apr 17 Armed guard Van Dyke, J.W. 31 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Vedette 26 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Veendijk 13 May 18 14 Oct 18 Transport Venetia 23 Jan 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Vermont 25 May 18 05 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Vestal 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Vigo 21 Apr 17 11 Sep 18 Armed guard Virginia 25 May 18 28 Aug 18 Atlantic Fleet Virginia 28 Aug 18 07 Nov 18 Escort Virginian. 23 Oct 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Vittorio Eman. III 15 Oct 18 03 Nov 18 Transport Vixen 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Von Steuben 31 Oct 17 11 Nov 18 Transport Vulcan 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Wabash 16 May 18 04 Nov 18 Transport Wachusetts 24 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Wadena 27 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Wadsworth 04 May 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Wainwright 04 May 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Wakiva, 2d 06 Sep 17 22 May 18 Patrol Wakulla 29 Sep 18 09 Nov 18 Transport Walke 05 Jun 17 04 Oct 18 Destroyer Wampum 07 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Wando 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Wanderer 19 Aug 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Warden, William O. 29 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Waring, O.T. 21 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Warrington 01 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Washington, George 04 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Transport Washington, Martha 24 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Waters 10 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Watts, Albert 25 May 17 22 Jan 18 Armed guard Weller, Fred W 06 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Wenonah 06 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol West Alsek 18 Aug 18 22 Sep 18 Transport West Apaum 01 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport West Arrow 08 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard West Borough 14 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard West Bridge 22 Aug 18 15 Oct 18 Transport West Brook 09 May 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard West Chester 23 May 18 15 Sep 18 Armed guard West Chester 15 Sep 18 28 Oct 18 Transport West Cohas 28 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport West Durfee 27 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard West Eagle 15 May 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard West Ekonk 19 Sep 18 08 Oct 18 Transport Westerdijk 24 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Western Chief 11 Sep 18 25 Oct 18 Transport Western City 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Western Cross 18 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Westerner 17 Aug 18 22 Sep 18 Transport Western Front 16 Mar 18 22 Jun 18 Armed guard Western Front 22 Jun 18 06 Oct 18 Transport Western Hero (see Seattle) 03 Mar 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Western Hope 28 Oct 18 07 Nov 18 Transport Western King 06 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Western Light 04 Nov 18 19 Nov 18 Transport Western Maid 17 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Westerp Ocean 27 Sep 18 24 Oct 18 Transport Western Queen 01 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Western Sea 19 Sep 18 29 Oct 18 Transport Western Spirit 08 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Transport West Field 04 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard West Ford 24 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Westford 12 Aug 18 11 Nov 18 Transport West Gambo 08 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport West Gate 22 Jul 18 24 Aug 18 Transport West Grove 24 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard West Hampton 25 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard West Havan 10 Jul 18 03 Nov 18 Transport West Lake 18 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard West Land 18 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard West Lianga 11 Jun 18 11 Sep 18 Armed guard West Lianga 11 Sep 18 11 Nov 18 Transport West Mount 29 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Transport West Oil 04 Jun 17 23 Oct 18 Armed guard Westover 27 Jun 18 11 Jul 18 Transport West Point 08 Apr 18 05 Sep 18 Armed guard West Point 05 Sep 18 08 Oct 18 Transport West Shore 24 May 18 12 Oct 18 Armed guard West Shore 12 Oct 18 06 Nov 18 Transport Westward Ho 17 Jun 18 19 Oct 18 Armed guard Westward Ho 19 Oct 18 11 Nov 18 Transport West Wego 21 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard West Wind 20 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Westwood 26 Apr 18 25 Aug 18 Armed guard Westwood 25 Aug 18 22 Sep 18 Transport Wheeling 16 Sep 17 11 Nov 18 Patrol Whipple 17 Sep 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Whippoorwill 15 Jul 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Wickes 31 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Wico 25 Apr 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Widgeon 24 Aug 18 11 Feb 19 Mine sweeper Widgeon 10 Jul 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Wieldrecht 24 Jul 18 08 Oet 18 Transport Wieringen 01 Nov 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Wilhelmina 15 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Wilkes 26 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Wilmore 04 May 17 12 Sep 17 Armed guard Winding Gulf 19 Sep 18 08 Oct 18 Transport Winifred 16 Oct 17 21 Jun 18 Armed guard Winifred 21 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Winnebago 20 Apr 18 13 May 18 Transport Winslow 21 May 17 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Wisconsin 03 Jun 18 11 Nov 18 Atlantic Fleet Woodcoek 10 Jul 19 30 Sep 19 Mine sweeper Woolsey 06 Oct 18 05 Nov 18 Destroyer Woonsoeket 07 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Worden 29 Feb 18 11 Nov 18 Destroyer Wyandotte 18 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Wylie, Herbert O. 13 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Wyoming 07 Dec 17 11 Nov 18 Grand Fleet Xarifa 25 May 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Yacona 22 Apr 18 11 Nov 18 Patrol Yadkin 14 Jun 17 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Yale 21 Jul 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Yamacraw (USCG) 11 Sep 17 11 Nov 18 Escort Yankton 02 Sep 17 06 Sep 18 Escort Yankton 08 Feb 19 09 Jul 19 White Sea Yellowstone 27 Oct 18 15 Nov 18 Transport Yorktown 29 Jun 18 09 Nov 18 Patrol Yosemite 21 Mar 18 11 Nov 18 Armed guard Zaanland 03 May 18 13 May 18 Transport Zeelandia 30 May 18 11 Nov 18 Transport Zuiderdijk 01 Jan 18 05 Oct 18 Transport
    7. My thoughts, The door was slightly cracked open by others, but Alexander Laslo and myself (James Michels) have open the door a little wider into collecting Vic’s by our books, but like an iceberg the books are just the tip of it. Sometimes missed in a discussion is the fact that most European Victory Medals are not fully researched yet. Until we find when each of the known official and unofficial medal were made, and by whom, the story remain open with more to come. In my study of the American Victory Medal I found these medals were authorized several time by the U.S. Government to have it re-manufactured, and I found there were slight different between the first made in 1920 and the last ones made around 2003. So Zsebora, going back to the Greek missing “O”, I ask is there any chance of the missing “O” turning out be a late issue in the future. If it turns out as a no, it is still a hard find or rare medal to some serious collectors.
    8. Good Morning, Oliver The USS Kerlew ID-1325, in the Navies numbering system stands for: USS Kerlew, Civilian Vessel, 1325, I find it very interesting that a battle line officer of a Lieutenant Commander would be used for ferrying coal across a 20-30 mile channel from England to France after the war. So I found her here: https://www.revolvy.com/page/USS-Kerlew-(ID%2D1325) USS Kerlew (ID-1325) was a United States Navy cargo ship in commission from 1918 to 1919. Kerlew was built in 1906 at Stockton-on-Tees, England, by Craig, Taylor and Company, Ltd.[2] Prior to World War I, she served as the Austro-Hungarian commercial cargo ship Virginia. She was named Kerlew and owned by Kerr Navigation Corporation of New York City by the time the United States Army acquired her on a bareboat charter basis in October 1917. The U.S. Navy acquired Kerlew on 13 November 1918, two days after the end of World War I, at Cardiff, Wales, assigned her the naval registry Identification Number (Id. No.) 1325, and commissioned her the same day as USS Kerlew with Lieutenant S. V. Kalhauge, USNRF, in command. Assigned to the U.S. Army coal trade at Cardiff, Kerlew transported coal across the English Channel from British to French ports. She continued this duty until 29 January 1919, when she arrived at Invergordon, Scotland, to load a cargo of American naval mines for return to the United States. Departing Invergordon on 19 February 1919, she arrived in the United States at Norfolk, Virginia, on 9 March 1919. Kerlew was decommissioned on 12 April 1919 and transferred the same day to the United States Shipping Board for simultaneous return to her owner. Kerlew returned to commercial service. She was renamed Mount Sidney in 1922 while serving as a merchant ship. Thanks for sharing, Jim Sorry but this medal hahaha is funny to me. The victory medal was awarded 1 1/2 years after the war. So the clasp can’t be a war time thing. I could see it as maybe as an aftermarket add on, but why 10 when there were 100’s signing up each day when the United States got into the war……….also, I do not like that ring is open. Regards to all, Jim
    9. I find it interesting that you think Naval pilots and their crews would turn down a clasps that said "Aviation". That Sub Chaser crews would not want clasps like: Mine Sweeper, Mine Layers, Patrol or even the clasp Sub Chaser clasp itself. On the other hand these very few Marines who served in these war countries were entitled to the clasp Overseas. Later some may have wanted the Army country clasp of the country in which they served. But In 1920 when the medals were being ordered there was no (Approved SevNav 5 Oct 1940). So they would not be added into that number. AND, they were under Naval, not Army Command. From my book Another group of approximately 1,600 Marine and Navy officers and enlisted men were sent overseas for naval shore duty. They served in communications, ports, harbors, warehouse services, service of supply, radio stations, naval magazines, ammunition depots, cable stations and other naval concerns, and assisted in off-loading U.S. ships at the docks in France. Unlike the Marines and Sailors attached to the Army's 2nd Division, they also remained under the Navy's command. This group came to be considered the "forgotten" shore servicemen who performed the necessary and thankless, day-to-day duties required to keep the war machine going in France. (very few were in Italy). This group was awarded the Victory Medal with the Navy Duty clasp, Overseas. Unsatisfied with this very non-descript clasp, they insisted for years that they, too, should be awarded the Army Service clasp, France, including the Maltese cross. They had served in France like their counterparts who had served with the Army. In late September of 1940, under heavy pressure from these and other veterans' groups, the Secretary of the Navy addressed the question of approval for the wearing of the Army's Service clasp, France, for this group, and on October 5, 1940, it was finally authorized. In the book, The United States Marine Corps in the World War, by Major Edwin N. McClellan, USMC, Officer in Charge, Historical Division, Headquarters, U. S. Marine Corps, Washington, D.C. (originally printed in 1920. and then reprinted in 1968), the author points out still another group of Marines who served with the AEF in France and Belgium, and who were entitled to Battle or Service clasps as well: Replacement marines were drawn from the 5th Brigade Headquarters, 11th and 13th Regiments and the 5th Brigade Machine Gun Battalion and sent forward to the 2nd Division's, Fourth Brigade. They would have been entitled, depending on individual case, to the France Service clasp with Maltese cross as well as some battle clasps.
    10. Hi Herman, Each medal you find has its own story, and as Rob stated all collectibles should be left alone. There is no real value to be added to it if you change it. As I say, we do not own these items we are just the care takers. Regards Jim
    11. Nice medal. Is it 3mm? Also I will add this: It was asked on another forum why the USA service clasp like “France” would not be placed together with battles clasps on the same medal. I will try to explain it and hopefully it will answer future questions on why those two types of clasps are never issued together. If you had received one or more battle clasps, the battle clasp itself would be a clear indication of your service in that country. So to add a clasp, like France to your named battle clasps, would be redundant.
    12. (I am in with Tim B and Paul Wood, leave the ribbon alone) Hi Bill, this is from my book page 99 The nineteenth clasp, the West Indies, was not approved until much later, in December of 1921. Only the U.S. Mint manufactured this named clasp. (there are copies but this clasp you have is not a copy) I would like to add three thoughts: (1) This clasp is a U.S. Mint made clasp. (2) Great Lakes ILL is a training camp or “Boot Camp" mainly for new sailors. (3) USNRF stands for United States Naval Reserve Force. The last two facts would entitle a sailor to the victory medal, for those sailors serving between April 6, 1917 and Nov. 18, 1918. So what I see is this sailor was at Great Lakes Ill during or at the end of the WWI, between dates of April 6, 1917 and Nov. 18, 1918. Had he served elsewhere I am sure he would have had it engraved on the medal. He may, at a later date after the war, have served in the West Indies (Haiti, Santo Domingo, Cuba or the U.S. Virgin Islands), and he may have felt he was entitled to this clasp. Without the proper paperwork, it is all speculation, as to where he served and why he would have been entitled to this clasp. Additionally, the condition of this medal may be due to two factors: Adding the clasp at a later date and the act of engraving of the medal.
    13. If i understand you rigth these are the two medals you are asking about. If these are medals, I do not think they are same medal and here's why. Ckeck the blue and red sections I have marked and you will see the differences between each.
    14. I am sorry for posting this article at such a late date and with added hopes of being able to help members find some information on the American clasps and its matrix. In my book I have posted a full page of over 40 clasps combination which I feel will aid the U.S. Collecters. Below is from my book, World War I, Victory Medals which was first published in 2014, with over 700 copies being purchased as of this post. Those interested in a copy my book is being sold on Amazon.com or Amazon.uk Publications Which Augment the Pamphlet There are many sources of information, which I have listed throughout this book. Then there are other sources of information which may confuse as to what publication was used by the Army to collaborate and reference battle entitlements. I feel the 1920 War Department pamphlet, Battle Participation of Organizations of the American Expeditionary Forces in France, Belgium and Italy; 1917-1918 would have been the main line of defense and essential to those filling out applications for the thousands of veterans starting in 1920. Where-as the WWI Campaign and Service Credits pamphlet printed by Planchet Press, Arlington, Virginia, in June of 1996 is also a very important source of information and a must read for any serious collector of United States Forces Serving during World War I. However, in my humble opinion it comes into its own for the minor changes found and extracted from listings found in General Orders dating from 1922, 1923, 1926, 1927, 1930 and 1937, with the addition or subtraction of one or more battles affecting historically only a handful of units and without affecting the bulk awarding of the Victory Medal already awarded. This pamphlet, published much later in 1996, could only show the changes to a unit's history, which is immensely different from what happened in 1920, 1921 and 1922, when the majority of Victory Medals were being issued. Although this pamphlet may provide a long term historical trajectory of units in WWI, the information is post facto and amends information rather than showing a snapshot of the information relevant to the issuing of early Victory Medals. The key to my statement goes back to April 6, 1919, G.O. No. 48 - France, A.E.F., General Pershing, when all unit commanders would have had a full sixteen months before the first Victory Medal was issued. That being the case, they could have updated their own records to ensure accuracy, providing any changes or corrections needed to ensure the correct histories and honors of their command. After all, they wrote their own battle reports, which in turn they then sent to Pershing's Headquarters for final approval. Yet, with this all said, a late correction was made. Here is where I found two postings for the same unit. One in The Pacific Coast Journal of Nursing, January 1921, p. 46, and another in The American Journal of Nursing, 1921, p. 261. Both noted that a recent special decision had been rendered in regards to the awarding of the Victory Medals: Army Nurses, who were attached to Evacuation Hospital No. 5, during its entire service in France, are entitled to the battle clasps, Aisne-Marne, Oise-Aisne, Ypres-Lys, Meuse-Argonne and Defensive Sector. Those who received their medals without the Oise-Aisne clasps should write to the Office of the Surgeon General in regards to a replacement award, of which he was aware, and had made special arrangements with the Army Quartermaster's Corps in this matter. The words "recent special decision" is so telling as how rarely a change was made before 1921.[1] [1] Noting these corrections were made before any listings in General Orders dating after 1922.
    15. Hello, Jannis, Your medal of Charles, Charles is an unofficial medal as I am sure you know by now. I have added a little history. In 1920, in France a design competition was created. The main stipulation was that it was only open to French artists who were also combatants. The Government of France was slow in selecting the final design of their Victory Medal, causing French veterans to grow exceedingly impatient. A further delay was due to the time it took to determine the criteria to be used to define eligibility for the medal. This process lasted until 1923, even though private firms had already begun striking medals on their own, well before, and during, this long, four year period. Charles-Charles was one of the designers. He began selling his Victory Medal on the open market in hopes of finding favor with the veterans. Marcel Pautot another designer teamed with Louis Octave Mattei after seeing that Charles' medal was, to some degree, selling successfully. Yet, uncertainty and high costs might have limited the quantity of medals that both designers put on the open market. The uncertainty came about because they were not only designers, but also businessmen. They knew that French veterans, for the sake of their pride, might only want the government-issued medals, and not unofficial, aftermarket ones. This is from my book, World War I, Victory Medals which is still for sale at Amazon.com & Amazon.uk
    16. Lambert, How many of this type rare documents will you see in your lifetime? 1 maybe 2. If I were younger and planning on collecting Victory Medal items for many more years I would myself purchase this item even at a higher cost. Will you lost money, maybe but I don't think so. Regards Jim
    17. Hi my book "World War I Victory Medals" will be coming out on KINDLE after a large request to do so by you. This is an excellent way to take your book to military shows for reference use. Start date as I've been told by Kindle is January 12. 2016 Regards, Jim .
    18. What a nice looking couple you two make, Merry Christmas as well. For those interested here is the new cover to my updated and expanded ed.
    19. To All, I am not sure how to pin an article so I am asking would someone do that for me. That way this article reaches all who need this update being offered. I have updated and expanded my book, World War I Victory Medals with new and additional files. My wish is to send to those who purchased my book these update as a gift for your support. I also hope that my book has added to your understanding of this well known, but largely misunderstand medal. There are 32 new pages, corrections and a new cover. For those with the interest in receiving a private PDF update, please send me in a PM your email, so I can forward the expanded files to you . Since I have sold over 700 copies, it may take several weeks to get back to all. My offer is limited up to March 2016. Regards Jim/Johnnymac
    20. If I have saved you one dollar or helped you "all" buy a little better I done my job.
    21. Hello Herman, In Commission on Fine Arts, own vault is the type-2. This is the victory medal given to them four months before any were issued to any veterans. From my book starting on page 74. Was There an Official Type-I (Wire-Loop)? As mentioned earlier, on November 14, 1919, the Commission of Fine Arts presented the final design of the Victory Medal by James Earle Fraser, to the Secretary of the War, Newton D. Baker. The medal casting was made by Medallic Art Company. Three months later, on February 11, 1920, the first Victory Medal, a type-2 (knob) suspension was presented to President Woodrow Wilson four months before any other Victory Medals were issued. Why is this significant? In March of 1919, in Paris, one of the outcomes of the Interallied Commission's meeting was the decision that the suspension for the Allied medals was to be based on previous French medal designs. The French contended, and won the point, that they had been engaged in yet another war with Germany. Therefore, the French requested that the new Victory Medal be a link back to their Commemorative Medal of the 1870-1871 War, which was awarded for service in the Franco-Prussian War and which was not awarded until November 9, 1911. The knob suspension became the standard suspension on the U.S. Victory Medal based on this agreed suspension design by all the attending representatives of allied countries. (Illustration 53: Lineage of the Victory Medal.) [1] In the first edition of Laslo's book, he listed the wire-loop as the type-2 suspension without providing much information as to how he had reached this conclusion. Furthermore, he listed the type-2 (wire-loop) as a rare medal and many collectors were undoubtedly confused. They may have questioned his classification and asked, if this type of medal was the first one made and was rare, then why is it not listed as the official type-1? However, in his second edition, I believe Laslo attempted to resolve any confusion by reclassifying the official type-2 (wire-loop) as the newly classified official type-1 (wire-loop). Yet again, he provides little information and no documentation for this fundamental shift in classification. All he provides is a brief footnote on page 87 that the change had taken place. On page 93, he goes on to say that, "it is typically found with unofficially assembled ribbon or just as a loose planchet. In addition, there is no mention of the variety in either War Department or U.S. Mint documentation or in the meeting minutes of the National Commission of Fine Arts." In fact, Laslo's elaboration regarding the origin of the wire-loop suspension leaves yet even more questions because he was unable to provide any factual documentation for its official status. Furthermore, in that next paragraph, he adds, "Of interest, the Victory Medal illustrated in Jos. Mayer's 1933 catalog is the 'wire-loop' variety." This catalog is just that, a catalog. It is not an official issuing agency. I find myself wanting more information as to how, and why, he concluded that the wire-loop was even a legitimate or authorized official issue medal especially given that the wire-loop Victory Medal was listed in the catalogs of all the major dealers of military items. Even today the public can get an unofficial wire-loop medal from present day vendors of military items.[2] In addition to this, the Government was keeping close control over the Victory Medal's production and distribution. I do not think it is realistic to believe the Government would have let any initial run or sample medals, which were paid for by tax dollars, to be given to or distributed by companies, even by those with which the Government had been doing business. Vendors listed only the type-1 (wire-loop) in their catalog and that meant there had to be a large source from which they procured these medals, large enough in fact that dealers like George Studley were selling them well into the 1960's. Let me review several substantial facts which lead me to conclude that Medallic Art Company may have been responsible for the wire-loop suspension. First, once James Fraser had agreed to his final design, the Medallic Art Company was to make hubs and dies, and struck sample medals. There was an understanding between Fraser and Medallic Art Company that all medals would be turned over to the government, along with the specifications of how the medals were to be produced from these hubs and dies. Then, after months of working with Fraser, the Medallic Art Company lost the contract to produce the medals. Second, the Weils were offended because they had said specifically that Art Metal Works Inc. was one of three contractors who they believed would not produce a quality finished product. Third, and this is a rather important point, the wire-loop medals that do exist are of a very high quality and, in contrast to the Art Medal Works, the Medallic Art Company was known for their high quality productions. Typically, Medallic Art Company medals are thicker, which might also help to explain the extra thickness of the wire-loop Victory Medals. There exists an interesting web of relationships which serves as the backdrop to the origin of the wire-loop medals. On March 30, 1920, Major General Harry L. Rogers, Quartermaster General, designated Colonel C. F. Burkhardt to oversee the creation of the Victory Medal. In addition to Colonel Burkhardt, experts in metallurgy were assigned by the Bureau of Standards to assist the appointed contractors in the preparation of the Victory Medal, acting as U.S. Inspectors and representing the War Department at each of the three production sites. Would Inspectors assigned to maintain a specific standard at each site have let two types of suspension be distributed? Felix Weil, who along with his brother Henri who founded the Medallic Art Company, wrote to Daniel Chester French, a personal friend of the Secretary of War, Newton D. Baker, requesting that French forward the Weils name, and that of their company, to Secretary Baker as a potential vendor for the Victory Medal. The War Department did indeed select the Medallic Art Company as the manufacturer to formulate proof sets for the new Victory Medal. Secretary Baker's enticing action spurred on the enthusiasm of the Weil brothers and the third owner, Clyde Tree, to the point where they expected and assumed that they would control the entire project, including the making of millions of Victory Medals. If their assumption proved correct, the profit they stood to make would be tremendous. In addition, they were working alongside the original designer of the Victory Medal, James E. Fraser. I think the Medallic Art Company had every reason to believe they were in an opportune position to be the chosen manufacturer. Nevertheless, one factor they seemed to overlook was the possibility that the War Department might put the project up for a general bid. Unfortunately for the Medallic Art Company, that is exactly what happened. When the bids opened, it has been reported that Medallic Art Company bid 75 cents per medal, while other bids ranged from 17 cents to a dollar per medal.[3] Art Metal Works Inc. of New Jersey won with the low bid of 17 cents.[4] The company had never made medals, but did have equipment sufficient to do the work. The War Department awarded the contract to Art Metal Works Inc. and two other manufacturers, S.G. Adams Stamp and Stationery Co., and Jos. Mayer's Inc. I must add that while the bid of 75 cents may seem shockingly high when the winning bid was 17 cents, the normal historical rate for individual medal production during that time period was 65 to 75 cents. [5] I think that the Medallic Art Company didn't realize that all the dies and hubs were being made and supplied by the U.S. Mint. Had they known that fact, its bid might have been greatly reduced. When Medallic Art Company received an order for the initial 100 medals to be composed of bronze, they may have concluded that bronze would be the chosen alloy for the Victory Medals. It does not require an unreasonable stretch of thought to conclude that the Medallic Art Company, realizing the massive demand that would be put upon them, may have decided to ramp up early production, which would have resulted in an initial stockpile of these wire-loop suspension medals composed of bronze, in anticipation of a contract that never materialized. In this illustration below note the higher quality and the bronze coloring of the Type-1 (wire-loop) medal on the left, when compared to the much brassier look of the type-2 (knob) suspension on the right. Most, if not all, of the Type-1 (wire-loop) medals have a bronze appearance. (Illustration 54: the different between the type-1 and the type-2 suspension.) In the illustration below, the top medal is a Type-2 (knob). The medal measures just slightly over 2mm thick at the 9 o'clock position on the rim. The bottom medal is the Type-1 (wire-loop) and measures approximately 3 mm thick at the 9 o'clock position on the rim. (Illustration 55: The thickness difference between the type-1 and the type-2.) Additionally, Medallic Art Company was aware that U.S. medals predating the Victory Medal had employed a wire-loop type as the historically preferred means of suspension which of course is found on all Type-1 Victory Medals. Before a contractor had been officially chosen, Medallic Art Company would not have been aware that the Interallied Commission had agreed that a knob type suspension would be standard for all Victory Medals. Further, the ribbons of nearly all wire-loop suspension medals employ an unofficial drape which bears white threading between the blue and green sections on both sides. [1] Meeting minutes of The Commission of Fine Arts state, " its ring suspension, shall be similar to that of the French medal of the Campaign of 1870" shown above in the illustration as the medal labeled "1870-1871 Prussian War". [2] See Illustration of Interallied Victory Medals Sections: United States Modern reproduction type-8. [3] http://medalblog.wordpress.com/2010/11/22/the-institute-of-heraldry-%E2%80%A8loves-medallic-art-company/ [4] The Art Metal Works Inc. low bid of 17 cents per medal had another major impact. Bailey, Banks & Biddle had agreed to a contract with the Navy to manufacture the Victory Medal for 65 cents each, but that changed and the Navy's Victory Medal would now be produced for the same low bid and obtained via the Army's contract. More on the Navy's connection can be found in the naval section of this book - September 8, 1919, Circular Letter No. 129-19, third paragraph down. [5] Some of this information can be found in the MEDALBLOG, Medal Making History, by D. Wayne Johnson, November 22, 2010 at the website http://medalblog.wordpress.com/2010/11/22/the-institute-of-heraldry-%E2%80%A8loves-medallic-art-company/ and also at The E-Sylum: Volume 8, Number 41, September 25, 2005, Article 16, Fraser Victory Medal "Not a Die Trial", by Wayne Homren, Editor, http://www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v08n41a16.html. I want to thank you, those who purchased my book. I have set the cut off at 699 copies which I am only at 632 copies sold. As some of you know I am retiring and selling off all but my USA victory medals which I will pass on to Grand children. I do hope I have added something good to each to you. Its been fun, and best regards, Jim
    22. This grouping has the Rare Belgium / French Victory Medal + 4 other medals I will be posting on ebay 5/1/2015 This grouping was used in my book "World WAR I, Victory Medals Military Medal, Croix De Guerre (War Cross) with star, Croix De Combatant given to all those who fought as front-line soldiers, WWI Commemorative Medal given to all of those who served and the Rare Victory medal. This medal is based on the Belgium design. The main reason I think this medal is found on both French and Belgium grouping, is the back is blank and could be engaged. I wrote the book World War I, Victory medals published in 2014, and I guarantee this medal to be as stated, official and true. (downsizing).
    23. RARE Authorized and Official - Cuban Victory Medal I am posting it on ebay on 5/1/2015 Fourteen countries had a common victory medal. Of these the Cuban victory medal is the third rarest of the fourteen. The United States made about 3,000,000, the United Kingdom made about 6,000,000 and Cuba ordered about 6,000 to 7,000 which were made by the Establishment of ADREAN CHOBILLON, located in Paris. The Cuban medal, I marked "not for sale" on the right, is an just example of the most common of the 6,000-7,000 and is only there to help those interested in the medal which is for sale. During 1920, there was a social class difference between officer ranks and the enlisted men. This medal for sale is the rare of rarest Cuban medals, it is believed the gilded medals were ordered for the officer class which would put it at low number of that 6-7,000 figure sent to Cuba. The gilded type is not often seen or offered for sale. At a later date a different gilded medals was made by a the firm of Vilardebo and Riera who was an official military supplier for the Cuban Government in the 1950's. Although this second gilded medal is not official issue, it is also rare. The rim is marked with the correct markings of ADREAN CHOBILLON which is AC in a triangle alongside the word BRONZE. I wrote the book World War I, Victory medals published in 2014, and I guarantee this medal to be as stated, official and true. (downsizing).
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