USS Mansfield

Allen M. Sumner-class destroyer
(DD-728) 

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Mine damage to USS Mansfield (DD-728), circa in October 1950 (UA 452.02.01)

Shore targets in North Vietnam hit by U.S. naval gunfire, November 1966

USS Lyman K. Swenson (DD-729) and USS De Haven (DD-727) moored at San Diego, California (USA), circa in 1945-1946 (NH 89289)

USS Mansfield (DD-728) at sea c1962

USS Mansfield (DD-728) drydocked at Sasebo, Japan, after striking a mine, circa in October 1950 (UA 452.02.14)

USS Mansfield (DD-728) fires 5-inch guns at waterborne craft off the coast of North Vietnam, north of the Demilitarized Zone, October 1966

USS Mansfield (DD-728) fires at targets off North Vietnam on 25 November 1966 (428-GX-K-35025)

USS Mansfield (DD-728) underway off Portland, Maine (USA), on 14 April 1944 (19-N-63514)

USS Mansfield (DD-728) with temporary bow after being mined c1950

USS Mansfield (DD-728), USS Mertz (DD-691) and USS Remey (DD-688) at the Mare Island Naval Shipyard on 29 November 1945

USS Prairie (AD-15), USS Mansfield (DD-728), USS Collett (DD-730) and USS Benner (DDR-807) docked at Yokosuka, Japan, circa in 1959

US Navy Destroyer Division 91 receives Navy Unit Commendations at Sasebo in 1951

U.S. Navy destroyers bombard Wolmi-Do island, Korea, on 13 September 1950 (80-G-419905)

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	Freebase entry@				Wikidata
image	Mine damage to USS Mansfield (DD-728), circa in October 1950 (UA 452.02.01)				Wikimedia
image	Shore targets in North Vietnam hit by U.S. naval gunfire, November 1966	1966			Wikimedia
image	USS Lyman K. Swenson (DD-729) and USS De Haven (DD-727) moored at San Diego, California (USA), circa in 1945-1946 (NH 89289)				Wikimedia
image	USS Mansfield (DD-728) at sea c1962				Wikimedia
image	USS Mansfield (DD-728) drydocked at Sasebo, Japan, after striking a mine, circa in October 1950 (UA 452.02.14)				Wikimedia
image	USS Mansfield (DD-728) fires 5-inch guns at waterborne craft off the coast of North Vietnam, north of the Demilitarized Zone, October 1966	1966			Wikimedia
image	USS Mansfield (DD-728) fires at targets off North Vietnam on 25 November 1966 (428-GX-K-35025)	1966			Wikimedia
image	USS Mansfield (DD-728) underway off Portland, Maine (USA), on 14 April 1944 (19-N-63514)	1944			Wikimedia
image	USS Mansfield (DD-728) with temporary bow after being mined c1950				Wikimedia
image	USS Mansfield (DD-728), USS Mertz (DD-691) and USS Remey (DD-688) at the Mare Island Naval Shipyard on 29 November 1945	1945			Wikimedia
image	USS Prairie (AD-15), USS Mansfield (DD-728), USS Collett (DD-730) and USS Benner (DDR-807) docked at Yokosuka, Japan, circa in 1959				Wikimedia
image	US Navy Destroyer Division 91 receives Navy Unit Commendations at Sasebo in 1951				Wikimedia
image	U.S. Navy destroyers bombard Wolmi-Do island, Korea, on 13 September 1950 (80-G-419905)				Wikimedia