USS Christabel (SP-162)
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USS Christabel (SP-162) was a civilian steam yacht that was built in Glasgow in 1893 for a Scottish industrialist. She had an American owner by 1910, served as a United States Navy patrol ship in the latter part of the First World War, and afterward was returned to US civilian service. The US Navy bought her in 1917, had her fitted out as a warship, and used her on patrol duty in the North Atlantic. She served with honor as a section patrol craft, surviving an attack on a German U-boat. After the war she was briefly a training ship, before being decommissioned and sold in 1919.
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USS Christabel (SP-162)
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Christabel
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1917-04-30
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steel hull
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1919-05-19
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*1917: Brest, France
*1918: New London, Connecticut
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Daniel Augustus Joseph Sullivan was awarded the Medal of Honor for securing live depth charges that had come loose during combat with a German U-boat.
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53
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May 1917
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two guns
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in US Navy: 55 officers and enlisted men
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pennant number SP-162
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1893-08-10
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Christabel
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*1893: Arthur Kennard, Falkirk
*by 1910: Walton Ferguson
*by 1917: Irving T. Bush
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*1893: Glasgow
*by 1910: New York
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370
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USS Christabel (SP-162) was a civilian steam yacht that was built in Glasgow in 1893 for a Scottish industrialist. She had an American owner by 1910, served as a United States Navy patrol ship in the latter part of the First World War, and afterward was returned to US civilian service. The US Navy bought her in 1917, had her fitted out as a warship, and used her on patrol duty in the North Atlantic. She served with honor as a section patrol craft, surviving an attack on a German U-boat. After the war she was briefly a training ship, before being decommissioned and sold in 1919.
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1893-08-10
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Sold 30 June 1919
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22.224
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1917-04-30
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1919-05-19
