DD-723

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DD-723 is the hull (pennant) number of USS Walke, a United States Navy Allen M. Sumner-class destroyer that served during World War II and the Korean War.

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USS Walke (DD-723) 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Allen M. Sumner-class destroyer
United States Navy destroyer
armamentWWII 10 × 21 in torpedo tubes
11 × 20 mm AA guns
12 × 40 mm AA guns
6 × 5 in/38 caliber guns
depth charge projectors
depth charge tracks
battleHonors Korean War battle stars
World War II battle stars
beam 40 ft
builder Bath Iron Works NERFINISHED
casualtiesInEvent 26 killed in 1950 mine explosion
class Allen M. Sumner class NERFINISHED
commissionedOn 1944-04-21
country United States of America
crewComplementWWII 336
decommissionedOn 1950-06-30
displacementFullLoad 3450 long tons
displacementStandard 2200 long tons
draft 14 ft
fate sunk as target
finalDecommissioningDate 1970-11-30
homeport various U.S. Navy Pacific Fleet bases
hullNumber DD-723 NERFINISHED
laidDownBy Bath Iron Works NERFINISHED
laidDownOn 1943-06-07
launchedOn 1944-01-27
lengthOverall 376.5 ft
maximumSpeed 34 knots
namedAfter Henry A. Walke NERFINISHED
namesake Rear Admiral Henry A. Walke NERFINISHED
notableEvent struck a mine off North Korea on 1950-11-12
operator United States Navy
participatedInConflict Cold War NERFINISHED
Korean War NERFINISHED
World War II NERFINISHED
pennantNumber DD-723 NERFINISHED
powerOutput 60000 shp
precededBy USS Walke (DD-34) NERFINISHED
propulsion 2 geared steam turbines
4 boilers
range 6500 nmi at 15 knots
recommissionedOn 1950-10-05
shaftCount 2
sponsoredBy Miss Agnes Walke NERFINISHED
strickenFromNavalRegisterOn 1974-12-01
successorNameReuse third U.S. Navy ship named Walke
sunkAsTargetOn 1979-03-12
theaterOfOperations Korean Peninsula waters
Pacific Theater of World War II NERFINISHED

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