USS Hatfield (DD-231/AG-84) was a Clemson -class destroyer in the United States Navy during World War II. She was named for John Hatfield , killed in action 1813. As of 2021 , no other ship of the U.S. Navy has been named Hatfield .
17-1006: [REDACTED] Look up Hatfield in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Hatfield may refer to: Places [ edit ] Settlements [ edit ] Australia [ edit ] Hatfield, New South Wales , located in Balranald Shire England [ edit ] Hatfield, East Riding of Yorkshire Hatfield, Herefordshire Hatfield, Hertfordshire Hatfield, South Yorkshire Hatfield, Worcestershire Hatfield Broad Oak , Essex Hatfield Chase , South Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire Hatfield Forest , Essex Hatfield Peverel , Essex South Africa [ edit ] Hatfield, Pretoria United States [ edit ] Hatfield, Arkansas Hatfield, California–Oregon Hatfield, Indiana Hatfield, Kentucky Hatfield, Massachusetts ,
34-642: A New England town Hatfield (CDP), Massachusetts , the main village in the town Hatfield, Minnesota Hatfield, Missouri Hatfield, Pennsylvania Hatfield, Wisconsin Hatfield Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania Zimbabwe [ edit ] Hatfield, Harare Structures [ edit ] Hatfield (Gautrain station) , Pretoria, South Africa Hatfield Aerodrome , Hatfield, Hertfordshire, UK Hatfield College, Durham , University of Durham, UK Hatfield House (disambiguation) , several places Hatfield Plantation ,
51-579: A New England town Hatfield (CDP), Massachusetts , the main village in the town Hatfield, Minnesota Hatfield, Missouri Hatfield, Pennsylvania Hatfield, Wisconsin Hatfield Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania Zimbabwe [ edit ] Hatfield, Harare Structures [ edit ] Hatfield (Gautrain station) , Pretoria, South Africa Hatfield Aerodrome , Hatfield, Hertfordshire, UK Hatfield College, Durham , University of Durham, UK Hatfield House (disambiguation) , several places Hatfield Plantation ,
68-566: A cruise that took her to Spain, France, Italy, and Algiers . She sailed for America 9 November 1937 and arrived Charleston in mid-December. Hatfield decommissioned 28 April 1938 after four months of operations along the U.S. East Coast. She once again recommissioned 25 September 1939, and was assigned to the Neutrality Patrol until August 1940. Hatfield departed 2 August for the United States West Coast and
85-650: A historic plantation and mansion in Brenham, Texas, US Hatfield Polytechnic , now the University of Hertfordshire, UK HM Prison Hatfield , near Hatfield, South Yorkshire, UK Other uses [ edit ] Hatfield (surname) Hatfield Main F.C. , an association football club in Doncaster, UK Hatfield Town F.C. , an association football club in Hertfordshire, UK Hatfield Quality Meats ,
102-416: A historic plantation and mansion in Brenham, Texas, US Hatfield Polytechnic , now the University of Hertfordshire, UK HM Prison Hatfield , near Hatfield, South Yorkshire, UK Other uses [ edit ] Hatfield (surname) Hatfield Main F.C. , an association football club in Doncaster, UK Hatfield Town F.C. , an association football club in Hertfordshire, UK Hatfield Quality Meats ,
119-592: A manufacturer and supplier of fresh pork and prepared pork products based in Hatfield, Pennsylvania, US Mount Hatfield , a mountain in Canada USS Hatfield (DD-231) , a U.S. Navy ship "Hatfield", a 2003 song by Byzantine from The Fundamental Component See also [ edit ] All pages with titles containing Hatfield Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with
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153-528: A target-towing vessel. Re-designated AG-84 , 1 October 1944, she took up her new duties 25 October at Seattle. For the remainder of her commissioned service, Hatfield operated out of Port Angeles, Washington , and San Diego, carrying out the prosaic but necessary duty of towing targets for aircraft bombing practice. She also spent a short time as an underway training ship off San Diego before arriving Bremerton, Washington , 12 November 1946. Hatfield decommissioned 13 December 1946, ending 26 years of service, and
170-627: The Atlantic coast for the remainder of 1920. From 4 January 1921 to 24 April she operated in the Caribbean. Hatfield returned to Hampton Roads in time for a review of the fleet by President Warren G. Harding 28 April. She continued maneuvers until 7 November, when she was assigned to the 14th Destroyer Squadron in the Atlantic Fleet . During early 1922, Hatfield operated from Charleston, South Carolina , and on 2 October departed for
187-617: The Gulf of Mexico. On 15 January 1928 her squadron accompanied President Calvin Coolidge to Cuba and Haiti for the Pan-American Conference . In November 1930 she sailed for Philadelphia where she was decommissioned 13 January 1931. On 1 April 1932, she was placed in rotating reserve commission and departed 29 June for San Diego , her new home port. She operated out of San Diego until 27 April 1936, when she departed for
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#1732765001548204-610: The Mediterranean to join the U.S. detachment in Turkish waters where she remained on patrol duty until 31 July 1923, visiting many ports including Smyrna , Jaffa , Beirut , Rhodes , and Varna . Upon return to New York 11 August 1923, she was assigned to the U.S. Scouting Fleet . For the next seven years, Hatfield maneuvered and drilled along the United States East Coast , Cuba , Central America, and
221-856: The 💕 [REDACTED] Look up Hatfield in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Hatfield may refer to: Places [ edit ] Settlements [ edit ] Australia [ edit ] Hatfield, New South Wales , located in Balranald Shire England [ edit ] Hatfield, East Riding of Yorkshire Hatfield, Herefordshire Hatfield, Hertfordshire Hatfield, South Yorkshire Hatfield, Worcestershire Hatfield Broad Oak , Essex Hatfield Chase , South Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire Hatfield Forest , Essex Hatfield Peverel , Essex South Africa [ edit ] Hatfield, Pretoria United States [ edit ] Hatfield, Arkansas Hatfield, California–Oregon Hatfield, Indiana Hatfield, Kentucky Hatfield, Massachusetts ,
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272-833: Was assigned to the defense force of the 13th Naval District . She operated in this area until 11 December 1941 when she sailed for patrol duty in Alaskan waters. In the uncertain early months of the Pacific war, Hatfield convoyed merchant ships to Alaskan ports, helping to carry the supplies necessary to establish bases in the North. She continued this vital duty in the bleak and dangerous northern waters until 13 March 1944, when she returned to Seattle, Washington . Hatfield performed antisubmarine duties off Seattle until August and entered Puget Sound Navy Yard in September for conversion to
289-559: Was launched 17 March 1919 by New York Shipbuilding Corporation ; sponsored by Helen Brooks Haugh; and commissioned 16 April 1920. The ship sponsor, Helen Haugh, was one of the first women enlisted in the U.S. Navy in World War I , serving as a Yeoman (F) . The ship's launch plank is still in existence and has been kept in her family. After training cruises during the summer of 1920, Hatfield departed Brooklyn 6 September 1920 for Key West, Florida , and continued her exercises along
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