USS Andrew Doria

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USS Andrew Doria was a Continental Navy brig active during the American Revolutionary War, known for its early naval engagements and diplomatic missions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Continental Navy ship
brig
warship
armament 14 guns
4‑pounder cannon
swivel guns
captain Nicholas Biddle NERFINISHED
captured British munitions at Nassau
several British prizes in the West Indies
capturedBy Royal Navy NERFINISHED
capturedIn 1777
commandedBy Nicholas Biddle NERFINISHED
commissionedAt Philadelphia NERFINISHED
commissionedIn 1775
conflict American Revolutionary War
country United States of America
surface form: United States
crewComplement about 130 officers and men
dateOfBattle March 1776
dateVisited November 1776
displacement approximately 250 tons burthen
engagedIn naval battles against British forces
fate captured by the British
flag Continental Colors NERFINISHED
flewFlag Grand Union Flag NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance among the first warships of the Continental Navy
involved in early American naval diplomacy
homePort Philadelphia NERFINISHED
mission commerce raiding against British shipping
diplomatic voyage to the Dutch island of St. Eustatius
namedAfter 16th‑century Genoese admiral Andrea Doria NERFINISHED
notableAction participated in the first American amphibious assault at Nassau
notableEvent received the first formal foreign salute to the American flag from the governor of St. Eustatius
operatedBy Continental Navy NERFINISHED
operation Raid on Nassau NERFINISHED
originalName Defiance NERFINISHED
partOf Esek Hopkins’ squadron
purchasedAt Philadelphia NERFINISHED
purchasedBy Continental Congress NERFINISHED
purchasedIn 1775
renamedAfter Andrea Doria NERFINISHED
serviceBranch Continental Navy NERFINISHED
status lost to the Continental Navy
theaterOfOperations Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
West Indies NERFINISHED
tookPartIn Battle of Nassau NERFINISHED
visited St. Eustatius NERFINISHED

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