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Latest revision as of 20:34, 7 April 2021
Ship Name and Designation History
This section lists the names and designations that the ship had during its lifetime. The list is in chronological order.
Authorized as SAN ALBERTO BAY Renamed BADOENG STRAIT 6 November 1943 Keel Laid 18 August 1944 - Launched 15 February 1945 Recommissioned 6 January 1947 - Decommissioned to reserve 17 May 1957 Struck from Naval Register 1 December 1970 Sold 8 May 1972 for scrap |
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- USS Badoeng Strait CVE-116 Covers Page 1 (1948-1954)
Postmarks
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A postmark should not be included unless accompanied by a close-up image and/or an
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THE MUSEUM and are expected to change as more covers are added.
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1st Commissioning 14 November 1945 to 20 April 1946
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1946-02-28 |
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2nd Commissioning 6 January 1947 to 17 May 1957
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1954-06-07 |
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1948-10-27 |
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Navy Day
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1948-10-27 |
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Navy Day
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1954-06-07 |
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Other Information
USS BADOENG STRAIT earned the China Service Medal, the American Campaign Medal, the World War II Victory Medal, the National Defense Service Medal, the Korean Service Medal w/ 6 Battle stars, the United Nations Korean Medal and the Republic of Korea War Service Medal during her Naval career.
NAMESAKE - (San Alberto Bay) A bay between Prince of Wales and San Fernando Islands, Alexander Archipelago, Alaska.
NAMESAKE - (Badoeng Strait) A strait in The Netherlands East Indies (now Indonesia), between the islands of Bali and Nusa Besar and at the confluence of the Bali Sea and the Indian Ocean. It was the site of a night surface action between Japanese naval units and a Dutch-American force early in the Pacific War. Japanese naval forces, having seized Borneo and the Celebes in January 1942, sailed to Bali in mid-February. Allied ships departed Tjilatjap and Ratai Bay, Sumatra, to intercept the Japanese. The Allied force (Rear Admiral Karel W.F.M. Doorman, RNN) of three cruisers and accompanying destroyers attacks the retiring Japanese Bali occupation force (Rear Admiral Kubo Kyuji) in Badoeng Strait on the evening of February 19. Destroyer USS STEWART DD-224 is damaged by gunfire of destroyers OSIHO and ASASHIO. Dutch destroyer PIET HIEN is sunk and Dutch light cruisers JAVA and TROMP are damaged by Japanese gunfire. Japanese destroyers USHIO and MICHISIO are damaged by Allied gunfire. The naval engagement did not prevent the loss of Bali, or the Dutch East Indies.
The ships sponsor was Mrs. Thomas H. Binford, wife of Capt. Thomas H. Binford, who had been Commander, Destroyer Division 58 in the Battle of Badoeng Strait in 1942.
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