USS Gregory

Fletcher-class destroyer
(DD-802) see also USS Gregory

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Frameless

USS Dixie (AD-14) with destroyers at San Diego 1960

USS Gregory (DD-802) as a damage control trainer at San Diego, 20 December 1967 (L45-111.08.02)

USS Gregory (DD-802) off the San Francisco Naval Shipyard on 30 June 1952

USS Gregory (DD-802) underway c1944

USS Gregory (DD-802) underway in Puget Sound, Washington (USA), on 11 August 1944 (BS 70254)

USS Gregory (DD-802) underway in the Pacific

USS Mertz (DD-691) crew and ship in early 1946

US Task Force 70.2 in the South China Sea in 1954

U.S. Navy Destroyer Squadron 17 ships docked at San Diego, California (USA), in March 1955. (NH 91826)

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	Freebase entry@				Wikidata
image	USS Dixie (AD-14) with destroyers at San Diego 1960				Wikimedia
image	USS Gregory (DD-802) as a damage control trainer at San Diego, 20 December 1967 (L45-111.08.02)				Wikimedia
image	USS Gregory (DD-802) off the San Francisco Naval Shipyard on 30 June 1952	1952			Wikimedia
image	USS Gregory (DD-802) underway c1944				Wikimedia
image	USS Gregory (DD-802) underway in Puget Sound, Washington (USA), on 11 August 1944 (BS 70254)	1944			Wikimedia
image	USS Gregory (DD-802) underway in the Pacific				Wikimedia
image	USS Mertz (DD-691) crew and ship in early 1946				Wikimedia
image	US Task Force 70.2 in the South China Sea in 1954	1954			Wikimedia
image	U.S. Navy Destroyer Squadron 17 ships docked at San Diego, California (USA), in March 1955. (NH 91826)				Wikimedia