US destroyer Pope

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US destroyer Pope was a Clemson-class American destroyer that served in the early Pacific War during World War II, notably participating in actions against Japanese forces before being sunk in 1942.

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instanceOf Clemson-class destroyer
United States Navy warship
armament 4 × 4-inch (102 mm) guns
torpedo tubes
awarded Presidential Unit Citation NERFINISHED
battle stars for World War II service
builder William Cramp & Sons NERFINISHED
causeOfSinking air attack by Japanese forces
commissionedDate 1920-12-27
conflict World War I era service period
World War II
country United States of America
crewStatusAfterSinking many crew members survived and were captured
dateOfSinking 1942-03-01
displacement about 1,215 tons standard
engagedWith Imperial Japanese Navy NERFINISHED
fate sunk
fleetAssignment United States Asiatic Fleet NERFINISHED
hullNumber DD-225
laidDownDate 1919-09-09
launchDate 1920-10-23
length approximately 314 feet
maximumSpeed about 35 knots
namedAfter John Pope NERFINISHED
navalRegistryStatus stricken after loss in 1942
operator United States Navy
participatedIn ABDA Command naval actions
Battle of the Java Sea campaign NERFINISHED
early Pacific War operations
placeBuilt Philadelphia, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
placeOfSinking Java Sea area NERFINISHED
propulsion steam turbines
scrapped no, lost in action
serviceEntryPeriod interwar period
serviceStartDecade 1920s
shipClass Clemson class NERFINISHED
shipType destroyer
theaterOfOperations Asiatic Fleet operations
Pacific Theater of World War II NERFINISHED

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Battle of the Badung Strait involvedUnit US destroyer Pope