TACLOBAN PG 22

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.

Asheville Class Gunboat
Keel Laid December 9 1919 - Launched August 25 1922


1. USS TULSA PG-22
   Commissioned December 3 1923
   
   
2. USS TACOLBAN PG-22
   Renamed December 18 1944
   Decommissioned March 6 1946
   
   Struck from Naval Register April 17 1946
   Transferred to War Shipping Administration/Maritime Commission October 12 1946 for disposal

 

Naval Covers

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1. Tulsa Covers Page 1    (1924-41)
2. Tacloban Covers Page 1     (1946)

 

Postmarks

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Postmark Type --- Killer Bar Text	Date From to Date To	Thumbnail Link To Postmark Image	Thumbnail Link To Cover Image

 

Locy Type 3 (BC-BBT) "NEW YEAR / CHINA FLEET"

1935-01-01

As USS TULSA. Official Business, Sailor's Mail

 

Locy Type 3 (BC-BBT) "NEW YEAR / CHINA FLEET"

1935-01-01

As USS TULSA
Close-up view of the ship's Official Business return address

 

Locy Type 3 (BC-BBT)

1935-07-30

As USS TULSA
Cachet by M. B. Owens

 

Locy Type 3 (BC-BBT) "AMOY / CHINA"

1938-11-19

As USS TULSA. Asiatic Fleet cachet by John Coulthard

 

Locy Type 3 (B)

1928-11-04

As USS TULSA
Sailor Mail.

 

Locy Type 3r "PT. CORTEZ / HONDURAS"

1924-11-08

As USS TULSA
Sailor's Mail. Port Cortez aka Puerto Cortes, Honduras

 

Locy Type 3r (A-BTT)

1941-11-21

As USS TULSA
Asiatic Fleet cachet by John Coulthard

 

Locy Type 3rs (A)

1931-09-10

As USS TULSA

 

Locy Type 5s "XMAS / DAY"

1934-12-25

As USS TULSA

 

Locy Type 9v (C)

1926-05-28

As USS TULSA. Registry Bill

 

USPO Paquebot Duplex Balboa Canal Zone

1928-01-16

No Image

USS Tulsa's Marine Detachment mail

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Locy Type 2# (Br. #15719)

1946-01-08

As USS TACLOBAN

 

Other Information

TULSA/TACLOBAN received two battle stars for her World War II service.

NAMESAKES

TULSA - Named for the city of Tulsa, Oklahoma

TACLOBAN - Named for a town on the island of Leyte, Philippines

 

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