HERBERT APD 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.
- USS HERBERT Destroyer No. 160
Commissioned November 21 1919
- USS HERBERT DD-160
Designated (DD) July 17 1920
Decommissioned June 27 1922
Recommissioned May 1 1930
- USS HERBERT APD-22
Converted to High-speed Transport (APD) December 1 1943
Decommissioned September 25 1945
Struck from Naval Register October 24 1945
Sold May 23 1946 and broken up for scrap
Wickes Class Destroyer
Keel Laid April 9 1918 - Launched May 8 1919
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- Herbert Covers Page 1 (1933-41)
Postmarks
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Postmark Type |
Date From to Date To |
Thumbnail Link To Postmark Image |
Thumbnail Link To Cover Image |
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2nd Commissioning May 1 1930 to September 25 1945
Locy Type |
1939-04-23 |
As DD-160
Locy Type |
1937-11-21 |
As DD-160. 18th Anniversary of Commissioning, Cachet by Frederick Horton
Locy Type |
1937-12-25 |
As DD-160. Christmas, Cachet by P. J. (PeeJay) Ickeringill, sponsored by Robert S. Thompson
Locy Type |
1940-11-12 |
As DD-160
Cachet by Norwood B. Scatchard
Locy Type |
1941-03-25 |
As DD-160
First Day of Commission of USS Zircon PY-16, cachet by Tazewell G. Nicholson.
Locy Type |
1935-03-17 |
As DD-160. St. Patrick's Day, cachet by P. J. (PeeJay) Ickeringill
Locy Type |
1935-04-21 |
As DD-160
Easter
Locy Type |
1935-05-28 |
As DD-160
Cachet by Stephen Decatur Chapter No. 4, USCS
Locy Type |
1935-05-30 |
As DD-160. Memorial Day, Cachet by William C. Potter
Locy Type |
1942-06-10 |
As DD-160
Locy Type |
1935-12-23 |
As DD-160
Locy Type |
1939-04-23 |
As DD-160
Locy Type |
1941-06-20 |
As DD-160
Locy Type F |
1935-10-12 |
As DD-160
Columbus Day, cachet by C. Wright Richell
Locy Type F |
1935-11-28 |
As DD-160
Thanksgiving. Cachet artist - Clemmitt, Sponsors - Meyer Tuchinsky and Milwaukee Chapter No. 33, USCS
Locy Type F |
1935-12-12 |
As DD-160
Launching of USS Porter DD-356.
Cachet by Traders Stamp Club and Capt. H. G. Sparrow All-Navy Ship V.F.W.
Locy Type F |
1935-03-05 |
As DD-160
Locy Type F |
1935-04-21 |
As DD-160
Easter
Looking at the postmark (close to the 9 o'clock position) are the initials "CWR", C. Wright Richell, Cachetmaker
Locy Type |
1942-06-10 |
As DD-160
Straight-Line killer on June 10 1942 cover
Locy Type |
1933-06-20 |
As DD-160
Cachet by Deane C. (DC) Bartley, sponsored by the John Paul Jones Chapter No. 2, USCS
Signed by the NMC on reverse
Locy Type |
1933-12-25 |
As DD-160
Locy Type |
1934-07-04 |
As DD-160
Independence Day 1934
Other Information
HERBERT received 6 Battle stars for her WWII service.
NAMESAKE - Hilary A. Herbert (1834-1919)
Secretary of the Navy from 1893 - 1897.
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