USS Breese

Wickes-class destroyer

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Frameless

111-SC-10858 - Mrs. J. Gilbert McIlvanie, sponsor and her maids of Honor at the launching of the U.S.S. Breeze at the Fore River Shipbuilding Yards.

Breese (DM-18) - Report of Changes, January 1941

Laid up destroyers at San Diego in 1922

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USS BREESE - War Diary, 7/1-31/44

USS Breese (DM-18) standing by the sinking USS Tucker (DD-374) off Espiritu Santo on 4 August 1942

USS Radford (DD-120), USS Sproston (DD-173), USS Breese (DD-122), USS Badger (DD-126) and USS Montgomery (DD-121) docked at San Diego, circa in 1920 (NH 50241)

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	The Dreadnought Project entry@				Wikidata
link	Freebase entry@				Wikidata
image	111-SC-10858 - Mrs. J. Gilbert McIlvanie, sponsor and her maids of Honor at the launching of the U.S.S. Breeze at the Fore River Shipbuilding Yards.				Wikimedia
image	Breese (DM-18) - Report of Changes, January 1941				Wikimedia
image	Laid up destroyers at San Diego in 1922				Wikimedia
image	USSBreeseDD122				Wikimedia
image	USS BREESE - War Diary, 7/1-31/44				Wikimedia
image	USS Breese (DM-18) standing by the sinking USS Tucker (DD-374) off Espiritu Santo on 4 August 1942	1942			Wikimedia
image	USS Radford (DD-120), USS Sproston (DD-173), USS Breese (DD-122), USS Badger (DD-126) and USS Montgomery (DD-121) docked at San Diego, circa in 1920 (NH 50241)				Wikimedia