Doneff

CountryUnited States
Ship ClassEvarts-class Destroyer Escort
BuilderPhiladelphia Navy Yard
Laid Down1 Apr 1942
Launched24 Jul 1942
Commissioned10 Jun 1943
Decommissioned22 Dec 1945
Displacement1,140 tons standard; 1,430 tons full
Length289 feet
Beam35 feet
Draft11 feet
Machinery4 GM Model 16-278A diesel engines with electric drive with two screws
Power Output6,000 shaft horsepower
Speed19 knots
Range4,150nm at 12 knots
Crew198
Armament3x3", 1x1.1" anti-aircraft, 9x20mm anti-aircraft, 1 Hedgehog Projector, 8 depth charge projectors

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Doneff Operational Timeline

10 Jun 1943 Doneff was commissioned into service.
22 Dec 1945 Doneff was decommissioned from service.




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