USS Buckley

Buckley-class destroyer escort of the United States Navy

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Launch of USS Buckley (DE-51) at the Bethlehem Hingham Shipyard on 9 January 1943 (38330001)

USS Buckley (DE-51) after steaming a full circle on 3 July 1943 (80-G-269442)

USS Buckley (DE-51) in drydock at the Boston Navy Yard, with bow bent by ramming the German submarine U-66 on 6 May 1944

USS Buckley (DE-51) underway in Boston Harbor on 24 April 1943 (80-G-62855)

USS Buckley (DE-51) underway in the Atlantic Ocean on 10 June 1944 (80-G-236608)

USS Buckley (DE-51) underway off Rockland, Maine (USA), on 3 July 1943 (80-G-269441)

USS Buckley (DE-51), following her conversion to a radar picket ship, circa in late 1945 (NH 107405)

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	Freebase entry@				Wikidata
image	Launch of USS Buckley (DE-51) at the Bethlehem Hingham Shipyard on 9 January 1943 (38330001)	1943			Wikimedia
image	USS Buckley (DE-51) after steaming a full circle on 3 July 1943 (80-G-269442)				Wikimedia
image	USS Buckley (DE-51) in drydock at the Boston Navy Yard, with bow bent by ramming the German submarine U-66 on 6 May 1944				Wikimedia
image	USS Buckley (DE-51) underway in Boston Harbor on 24 April 1943 (80-G-62855)				Wikimedia
image	USS Buckley (DE-51) underway in the Atlantic Ocean on 10 June 1944 (80-G-236608)				Wikimedia
image	USS Buckley (DE-51) underway off Rockland, Maine (USA), on 3 July 1943 (80-G-269441)				Wikimedia
image	USS Buckley (DE-51), following her conversion to a radar picket ship, circa in late 1945 (NH 107405)				Wikimedia