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citation of Navy Log of U.S. Navy Memorial

type of eventcitation
date of citation on Wednesday, the 17th of March 2010
13 years, 9 months and 15 days ago (as of 1 JAN 2024)
sourceNavy Log of U.S. Navy Memorial
wherehttp://www.navylog.org/Default.aspx?&gv428__gvac=1&gv428__gvpi=1&tabid=77&tribdetail__gvff0=NSB94406082
bibliographic description of the cited fragmentMeredith (DD-726) Ship Tribute
cited byMaciej Róg
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Meredith (DD-726)
6/8/1944
Struck by Mine off French Coast USS Meredith sank on French Coast [MR05360] On June 6, Meredith gave gunfire support to the landing forces on Utah Beach and early in the morning of the following day, while patrolling the offshore waters as a screening vessel, she struck an enemy mine. Severely damaged, with a loss of seven killed and over 50 wounded and missing, Meredith was towed to an anchorage in the Bay of the Seine to be salvaged. However, on the morning of June 9, her seams were further opened by an enemy bombing raid and shortly after she broke in two without warning and sank.
Lost At Sea Log
Name - Branch
F 1c Michael J. Wilk
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USS Meredith sank on French Coast
Identifier: MR05359
Last changes: 17 MAR 2010
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