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0674506 |
296k | 29 August 1943: San Pedro, Cal. - Snyder (DE 745) slides down the launch way at Western Pipe & Steel Corp. (U.S. Navy photo from the National Archives, courtesy of Chris Wright) |
Ed Zajkowski Narvon, Pa. | |
0674505 |
296k | 16 May 1944: off the California coast - A photo of USS Snyder (DE 745) taken from an airship of LTA Squadron ZP-31. (Official U.S. Navy Photo from The U.S. Government Printing Office 1942 #16-10585) |
David Buell | |
0674507 |
66k | undated post-war images | Nick Tiberio Shelton, Conn. | |
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0674503 |
46k | 1948: location unknown - Snyder moored | Bob Hurst Worksop, Nottinghamshire, England, United Kingdom | |
0674504 |
119k | Summer 1950: "I sailed as a Sea Scout on Snyder from the Brooklyn Navy Yard to Bermuda and back. Quite an experience for a 14 year old. We were treated as regular crew members. We got to conn the ship, fire the 20mm's, roll off the depth charges, and peel potatoes. We were accompanied by USS Kyne (DE 744). While moored alongside Kyne in Bermuda, a deck washdown resulted in an all out firehose water fight between the ships. This ended abruptly when someone trained his hose on Kynes' flying bridge. I've often wondered how many kids got to go on these training cruises. Upon our return, we were presented with an 8x10 of the ship." | Russ Glindmyer | |
0674502 |
102k | April 1951: off New York City - The funnel has been painted differently, probably in anti-corrosive undercoat, but the ship is otherwise in peacetime haze gray. She
differs little from wartime form except for the addition of extra radio aerials on mast. (U.S. Navy Photo #66360 from the collection of The National Archives) |
Bob Hurst Worksop, Nottinghamshire, England, United Kingdom | |
0651003 |
118k | March / April 1954: Charlotte Amalie, the Virgin Islands - USS Heyliger (DE 510), USS Kyne (DE 744), and Snyder on a port visit to the U.S. Sub Base in the Virgin Islands. | Rod Sienkiewicz | |
0651009 |
129k | March / April 1954: Charlotte Amalie, the Virgin Islands - sailors enjoying swim call off Kyne's fantail. | ||
0674509 |
301k | October 1973: Philadelphia, Pa. - ex-USS Snyder (DE 745) in mothballs at the Inactive Ship Maintenance Facility, U.S. Naval Shipyard, Philadelphia. (Heilenday photo #II 0200A from the Heilenday Collection) |
Mark Heilenday Virginia Beach, Va, Captain, USN (ret.) June 1974 - July 2004 |
Snyder History |
View the USS Snyder (DE 745) DANFS history entry located on the Naval History and Heritage Command web site. |
View the official War History of USS Snyder as submitted by the ship at war's end. |
Snyder's Commanding Officers Thanks to Wolfgang Hechler |
Dates of Command | Commanding Officers |
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1.) 05 May 1944 – 30 Jan. 1946 | Lcdr./Cmdr. Elmer Moore, USNR (Comm. CO) |
2.) 30 Jan. 1946 – 15 Apr. 1946 | Lt.(jg) Alexander C. Tomlinson, USNR |
3.) 15 Apr. 1946 - .. .... .... | Lt.(jg) Joseph J. McBride Jr., USNR |
6.) .. Jul. 1954 - .. Feb. 1956 | Cmdr. James Roscoe Branscome, USN |
7.) .. Feb. 1956 - .. Feb. 1958 | Lcdr. Ernest Sylvester Cornwall Jr., USN (USNA ‘44) (Washington, D.C.) |
8.) .. Feb. 1958 - .. .... .... | Lcdr. David Metcalf Richards, USN |
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