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| 171k | David A. McDermut, a native of New York, born 24 March 1824, was appointed midshipman 8 November 1841 and attained the rank of Lieutenant Commander 16 July 1862. During the Civil War he served aboard Potomac and Marion before assuming command of gunboat Cayuga 2 December 1862. He commanded Cayuga until 18 April 1863 when he was mortally wounded in action against Confederate forces while conducting a boat reconnaissance in Sabine Pass, Texas.
McDermut's grave in Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY, Section 60, Lot 529. Photo by Find A Grave contributor "BKGeni." | Dave Wright |
| 233k | McDermut (Destroyer No. 262) is launched at Squantum, 06 August 1918. Photo from Boston Herald, 07 August 1918. | Dave Wright |
| 509k | Panoramic view at Boston, Massachusetts, 15 May 1919. USS McCook (Destroyer No. 252) is visible in center background. Naval History & Heritage Command photo NH 50051, Crosby Collection, Naval Historical Foundation (NHF-127), 1975. | Dave Wright |
| 583k | Undated, location unknown. Taken soon after completion, as her non-standard hull number lacks the black shading. Naval History & Heritage Command photo NH 67618. | Darryl Baker |
| 524k | Underway, circa 1919-1922. Photographed by O.W. Waterman. Courtesy of Captain C.J. Moore, USN. Naval History and Heritage Command photo NH 46478. | Robert Hurst |
| 214k | Undated, location unknown. Photo from the collection of the Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum. | Darryl Baker |
| 97k | Undated, location unknown. | - |
| 26k | San Diego May 4 1922. | Tracy White |
| 131k | USS McDermut (DD-262) while she was on a West Indies Cruise in February 1924. | Robert M. Cieri |
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104k | Curtiss HS-2L flying boat Under tow by USS Farragut (DD-300), circa 1925. USS McDermut (DD-262) is in the distance. Photograph from the Albert Chamberlain photo album, donated by Colonel Carl Mahakian, USMCR, 1975. U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph. | Fred Weiss |
| 160k | Troops march to board transports in this still from the 1941 film The Fighting 69th. Given both Meyer (DD-279) and McDermut had long been scrap by the time the film was made, it's likely this is newsreel footage, perhaps from the 1920s Nicaraguan campaign. | John Dapper |