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National Archives. Via NavSource.org | ONI 222 |
Tonnage | 560 tons light 700 tons fully loaded |
Dimensions | 151'8" by 30'6" by 10'6" 46.2m by 9.3m by 3.2m |
Maximum speed | 14 knots |
Complement |
40 |
Armament |
1 3"/50 dual-purpose gun 3 20mm Oerlikon AA guns 4 0.50 machine guns One depth charge thrower |
Machinery |
1-shaft Enterprise DSG-6 diesel-electric (1000 shp) |
Bunkerage |
88 tons |
Modifications |
Light antiaircraft eventually increased to 3x2 20mm guns |
The Aloes were net tenders
constructed in 1940-1941. They were designated as yard craft (YN) "in
service" until 1942, when they were redesignated as net tenders (AN)
and commissioned into the Navy.
Aloe
|
San Francisco |
Boxwood |
Seattle |
Buckeye |
Seattle |
Buckthorn |
San
Pedro |
Butternut
|
Seattle |
Catalpa |
San Francisco |
Chestnut |
San
Diego |
Chinquapin
|
San Francisco |
Cinchona |
Pearl Harbor |
Ebony |
San Francisco |
Rosewood |
Arrived 1942-8 |
Teak |
Arrived 1942-12-10 |
Locust |
Arrived 1943-1 |
Holly |
Arrived 1943-1-19 |
Elder |
Arrived 1943-8 |
Palm |
Arrived 1944-1 |
Mulberry |
Arrived 1944-2 |
Mimosa |
Arrived 1944-4-21 |
Teaberry |
Arrived 1944-5 |
Mahogany |
Arrived 1944-7-14 |
Sandalwood
|
Arrived 1944-10-16 |
Hazel |
Arrived 1945-5-2 |
References
DANFS
NavSource.Org
(accessed 2009-2-14)
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