USS Anderson

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USS Anderson (DD-411) was a Sims-class destroyer of the United States Navy that served prominently in the Pacific Theater during World War II.

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instanceOf Sims-class destroyer
armament 12 × 21-inch torpedo tubes
4 × 0.50 in machine guns (as built)
5 × 5-inch/38 caliber guns
depth charge projectors
awarded Battle stars for World War II service
beam 36 feet 1 inch
builder Bath Iron Works
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
commissionedOn 19 May 1939
country United States of America
crewComplement about 192 officers and enlisted
decommissionedOn 20 July 1946
displacementFullLoad 2170 long tons
displacementStandard 1570 long tons
draft 13 feet 4 inches
fate Sunk as target
hullNumber DD-411
laidDownOn 15 November 1937
launchedOn 4 February 1939
length 348 feet 3 inches
maximumSpeed 35 knots
namedAfter Rear Admiral Edwin Alexander Anderson Jr.
notableFor Extensive destroyer service in the Pacific during World War II
operator United States Navy
participatedIn Aleutian Islands Campaign
Attack on Pearl Harbor operations period
Battle of Leyte
Battle of the Eastern Solomons
Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands
Gilbert and Marshall Islands campaign
Guadalcanal Campaign
Marianas campaign
Naval Battle of Guadalcanal
Pacific Theater of World War II
linked to: Pacific War
powerOutput 50000 shaft horsepower
propulsion 2 propeller shafts
Geared steam turbines
range 6500 nautical miles at 12 knots
role Anti-submarine warfare
Escort duties
Screening aircraft carriers
Shore bombardment
servedIn Atlantic Fleet (pre-World War II)
linked to: Atlantic Fleet

Pacific Fleet
shipClass Sims class
sponsoredBy Mrs. E. A. Anderson Jr.
strickenFromNavalRegisterOn 1 March 1948
sunkAsTargetOn 1 July 1948

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DD-411 identifies USS Anderson