Credits:
My thanks to all who have provided, formatted, and ramped to the internet, information about the ships and crews of the United States Navy, past and present. This information has allowed
me to provide a more accurate and, hopefully, interesting read. I have used, most extensively, Paul R.Yarnall's NavSource web site and The
Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships, (DANFS) as originally made available through the United States Naval & Shipbuilding Museum and USS
Salem (CA 139) Online, but now hosted by The Hazegray Organization (links below) and this piece would probably not have been written if these works had not
been accomplished. Each of them represents a magnanimous effort of research, transcription, formatting, and publication - to all of those folks - and their webmasters and other supporters -
whose blood, sweat and tears make each of these tasks a great resource, my sincere appreciation. Thank you.
NavLinks ...
to other Destroyer related sites:
to other U.S. Navy/Military related sites:
to official U.S. Navy information sites:
If you have suggested sites, or find dead links, please email me. Thanks.
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