History of USS Doran (DMS-41)
- Title
- History of USS Doran (DMS-41)
- Description
- A three page typed history of USS Doran (DMS-41) by Pemberton Southard, U.S. Navy, while serving as commanding officer aboard the ship.
- Date
- January 15, 1946
- Extent
- 20cm x 33cm
- Local Identifier
- 0551-b5-fa
- Location of Original
- East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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Military History
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Military History: Navy
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Military History: World War II
- Location of Original
- Pemberton Southard Papers from the East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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Sir, Ma'am:I am researching WWII era US Navy destroyer ships, in particular-the Benson & Gleaves class, I would to read/download this article written by the captain of the USS Doran.https://digital.lib.ecu.edu/35892#detailsHow may I request a copy? In addition, if you have any further advice on the entirety of your collection regarding Navy ships, please inform. I have found several other references quite valuable, such as the USS Maury. Thank you very much for your time and assistance.V/rJS
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My father served on this ship as as a fireman in WWII. His name was George A. Doyle. He passed when I was four.He lied about his age and joined the Navy at 16. He came home a "Ruptured Duck."I have been told that "firemen" stoked the coal into the boilers.