DMS-24 Forrest
United States Navy high-speed minesweeper
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Class | Laid down, Shipyard | Launched | Commissioned | Disabled and Why | |
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Bristol - | . . Boston Naval Shipyard, Boston, Mass. | 1941/06/14 | 1942/01/13 | 1946/11/20
scrap | |
Namesake: Lt Forrest | |||||
TTD differences from class: | |||||
Camouflage: 42: Ms 12/Mod, 43: Ms 22 |
WW II combat actions:
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From | Till | Operation | Force | Action | Source |
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41/12/07 |   |   | AtlFlt/DesFlot4/DesRon10/DesDiv20/DF | at building yard |   114  |
44/08/29 | 44/08/29 |   |   | Port Purvis, Tulagi |   88  |
45/01 |   |   |   | joinPac - Panama Canal |   66  |
45/03/09 | 45/03/19 |   |   | Ulithi |   66  |
45/03/19 | 45/05/27 | Iceber |   |   |   66  |
45/05/26 |   |   |   | disable(kami) 15 nm SE of Nakagusuku Bay, Okinawa (26-00N, 128-00E) - 5 KIA, 13 WIA > no repairs |   66  85  |
45/05/27 | 45/06/25 |   |   | Kerama Retto - repairs |   66  |
45/06/25 | 45/08/06 |   |   | sail from Kerama Retto to Boston |   66  |
45/06/25 | 45/06/30 |   |   | escort (with Witter and William C. Cole) Curtiss, ATA-124, ATA-125 and LCI-993 from Okinawa to Saipa |   66  |
45/08 |   |   |   | leftPac - Panama Canal en route to Boston for repairs |   66  |