Barney (DDG 6) - Naval Cruise Book

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11,556 1 do not lmolfl OF '1 l3fWUf2iSf Crest or mms. 'WW w-c,c.r f5e 4 All aj H ' 1 ' '-'W lr? I1 ' , .3 ' fn 1 1 ss B RNE rf' A 4, fgglplglel will beur W Y J' 'Z A1-ac -ri ' ' - T' 'V M' CPL YOUI' ' . .yd 09 ,H 11'I1lSS1OTI1nrv fm.,.1--. llld Jnv1+Q+4,..1 J- -A00 , 5 ' L4nf6 Anya 251.7625 - J I The first BARNEY lTorpedo Boat 25D Qge It was launched 28 July 1900 under the 9414 6 sponsorship of Miss Esther Nicholson Barney, a great-granddaughter of Er Commodore Barney. lf. BARNEY had an overall length of 157 feet, beam of 17 feet, mean draft of 5 feet, algae it designed speed of 28 knots, and a l1?Q compliment of 3 officers and 26 men. Her ' armanent consisted of a single one-pound ' gun and three 18-inch torpedo tubes. l BARNEY was placed in commission at Q 2 the Naval Torpedo Station, Newport, Rhode Island, on 21 October 1901, ENS Clarence A. Abele, USN, commanding. She put out to sea on 7 November 1901 for Port Royal, South Carolina to be placed in reserve with the Reserve Torpedo Flotilla. Placed in full commission on 1 July 1908, she cruised with the Third Torpedo Flotilla until December, when she rejoined the Reserve Torpedo Flotilla. On 21 November 1916, BARNEY was decommissioned in the Philadelphia Naval Yard. TB 25 remained there until recommissioned prior to the hostilities of WWI, during which BARNEY operated as a patrol and disptach ship in the Chesapeake Bay area. Renamed COAST TORPEDO BOAT 11 on 1 August 1918, she was eventually decommissioned a second time on 11 March 1919 and sold for scrap 16 months later. er, ' q -. . - . . - A -A 4-1 mf '- 0 ll U -'-' 0 E 'giie lUfP0i,'.f.1fl,lZ it some 'Ln one or eic-.-int is ffiih Mmm hig gf-lvate coll? an ., .., ,, me ni K fs gn lf- D I 5 xl b C The first BARNEY CTorpedo Boat 25D The new BARNEY, launched 5 Septem- ber 1918, was bigger - length 314 feet, beam 32 feet, mean draft 9 feet, designed speed 35 knots, manned by 6 officers and 95 men, and was heavily armed with four 4-inch .53 caliber guns, two 3-inch .23 cali- ber guns, two .30 caliber machine guns and twelve 21-inch torpedo tubes in triple mounts. BARNEY's first assignment was a three month deployment to the Mediterranean Sea assisting the American Commission for Relief in the Near East. The next several years were busy with Fleet maneuvers and a cruise to Peru before decommissioning on 19 April 1922 in the Philadelphia Naval Yards. BARNEY was recommissioned eight years later to serve as a reserve training ship in Newport. In November of 1932, BARNEY transfered to San Diego and did not return until six months before a second decommissioning, during which time the ship was subjected to Naval Academy mid- shipman cruises to New England ports. In 1939 BARNEY was returned to full service and assigned to neutrality patrols and escort duty to South America and as far north as Argentia, Newfoundland. 1 BARNEY saw enemy action in the Med- lterranean when assigned to escort convoy UGS-37. On 11 April 1944, German planes attacked but were repulsed, BARNEY had taken four of the enemy under fire while maneuvering clear of a torpedo, and was awarded one battle star for this defense. BARNEY's remaining service life was spent escorting convoys and as a sonar schoolship. 1 Fl 1 herewltho 149 si BAGLEY, bu? f do 1iff'r1 'MOU-Gif 'GO 000135-UU-'fe ? ...i'U-ffZ 1111 tw-pp boats were 1 te O. .hi QD -b 'L L,1lI'G WE winds 4,,,,....-1 .- it rf' . 1-1,-... - M, ,- xl f Q. 1 .W , 'WM Again-t,. 4'.Vff:iisf.. O1 -.V A 13-f .-.-... - .. 'Q x , M' 'V , ,, A 'qt WA 'f0Hlrw 1 any V 41. 1. 5 7. .Q 9 'N 'T lic 1 . :fn . ua.. -'-rw -f-,1U'f ',,'3. ' CTI 1'- , . 4- lard at Phlladeloh