KENDRICK DD 612
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.
Keel Laid May 1 1941 - Launched April 2 1942 |
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- Covers Page 1 (1944-46)
Postmarks
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1942-07-11 |
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Commissioning cover posted 2 months before FDC of September 12 1942
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1946-04-16 |
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1945-12-08 |
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1944-11-05 |
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Other Information
KENDRICK received three battle stars for World War II service
NAMESAKE - Charles S. Kendrick (January 23 1817 – August 13 1863)
An officer in the United States Navy during the American Civil War.
Early in the Civil War, as Third Master in Army Gunboat ST. LOUIS of the Western Flotilla, he took part in the captures of Fort Henry, Fort Donelson, Island No. 10, Memphis, and Fort St. Charles. On October 1 1862, when the Western Flotilla was transferred to the Navy Department, he was commissioned Acting Master in the U.S. Navy. On April 30 1863, while commanding a landing party which drove Confederate sharpshooters from the river banks at Haines Bluff, he personally captured a Southern officer in hand-to-hand combat. In July he commanded PETREL when she and FOREST ROSE ascended the Tensas River and captured Confederate Steamers LOUISVILLE and ELMIRA. The following month Acting Master Kendrick was stricken with fever and died at the Naval Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee, August 13 1863
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