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USS Harry E. Hubbard was a destroyer of the United States Navy, named after a naval officer who died in action in World War II. She served in the Pacific during and after the war, and was decommissioned in 1969.
A destroyer named after a World War II hero, Harry Ensor Hubbard, who commanded USS Meredith and fought off Japanese planes in 1942. See photos, history, specifications and fate of the ship.
USS Harry E. Hubbard (DD-748) received eight battle stars for World War II and Korea. and six battle stars and the Navy Unit Commendation for operations off Vietnam. Thanks to Alvin Eisenbraun for this photo, circa 1965.
14 lip 2015 · Harry E. Hubbard shared in the Navy Unit Commendation awarded Task Group 77.5 for support operations in the Gulf of Tonkin 2 to 5 August 1964. She also received six battle stars for World War...
Harry E. Hubbard shared in the Navy Unit Commendation awarded Task Group 77.5 for support operations in the Gulf of Tonkin 2 to 5 August 1964. She also received six battle stars for World War II and Korean service.
In October 1969 USS Harry E. Hubbard was decommissioned, struck from the Naval Register and sold for scrap to Zidell Explorations of Portland, Oregon, for $80,596.66 . . .
Beam: 40'10". Draft: 15'8". Speed: 35 knots. Armament: 6 5"/38, 2x5 21" torpedo tubes. Complement: 345. High-pressure super-heated boilers, geared turbines with twin screws, 60,000 h.p. Built at Bethlehem Steel, Staten Island and commissioned 22 July 1944.
