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Patoka class oiler

The Patoka class oilers are a series of eight fleet replenishment oilers
built for the United States Navy after World War I . ...
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United States Navy oiler

(redirect from Neosho class fleet replenishment oiler)

an Oiler is a ... ship that replenishes other ... Underway Replenishment ...
Navy oilers used ... This class is composed of eighteen underway ...
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List of auxiliaries of the United States Navy

(section Replenishment Oilers (AOR))

Fleet Oilers, Fleet Replenishment Oilers (AO, T-AO): United States Navy oiler
| Replenishment oiler small yes | colwidth 19em Kanawha | AO-1 ...
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The first underway refueling conducted by the US Navy was the astern replenishment of the destroyer Hogan by the oiler Cuyama in 1921; further experiments with Cuyama and Kanawha led the Navy to conclude that the rate of fuel transfer was too slow to be useful. This however was the method used by the Soviet navy for many decades after the end of World War II.

  • USS Patoka (AO-9)

    USS Patoka (AO–9/AV–6/AG–125) was a fleet oiler made famous as a tender ...
    Fast Tankers and Replenishment at Sea in the U.S. Navy, ...
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  • USS Sapelo (AO-11)

    caption | Ship class Patoka | fleet replenishment oiler | Ship ...
    In July 1932, the oiler was transferred to the Pacific ...
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USS Ramapo (AO-12), a Patoka class oiler , built under U.S. Shipping Board ...
Fast Tankers and Replenishment at Sea in the U.S. Navy, 1912- ...
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does not have the extensive equipment required for underway replenishment. ...
USS Salinas (AO-19), a United States Navy oiler , was laid down ...
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Hide header | Header caption | Ship class Patoka | oiler | 3 | ship | ...
Fleetco, an Patoka | oiler | 3 | ship built by the Newport News ...
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The oiler was assigned to Squadron 8, Base Force Train, and operated ...
and made periodic voyages south to Seattle and San Francisco to replenish. ...
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USS Tippecanoe

Patoka-class fleet replenishment oiler launched in 1920,
commissioned in 1940, and decommissioned in 1946 Tippecanoe | T-AO-199 ...
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List of ship commissionings in 1919

October 13 October : Patoka class fleet replenishment oiler as AO-9 November 15
November : Ramapo. (USA. class fleet replenishment oiler as AO-12 ...

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19 February US Sapelo | Patoka class fleet replenishment oiler | AO-11 |
! 15 May UK Hood | Admiral class battlecruiser | 51 |! ...

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16 December US Salinas | Patoka class fleet replenishment oiler | AO-19 |
! Unknown CHL Almirante Latorre | Iron Duke class class ...

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Usssalinas ao19.jpg
Salinas (AO-19), one of the older generation of Navy oilers,
riding light in the water with much of her dark red bottom paint showing.
Unlike later ships of this type, she does NOT have the extensive equipment required for underway replenishment.

 

1 January USA Rapidan Patoka class fleet replenishment oiler | AO-18 |
| 7 January USA AA-2 AA-1 class submarine | SF-2 | | ...

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List of ship commissionings in 1940

18 January Nazi Germany U-63 Type IIC coastal submarine | U 63 | 6 March
USA Tippecanoe Patoka class fleet replenishment oiler | AO-21 | ...

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HyperWar: Gray Steel and Black Oil [Notes]

Land MS: Emory Land Manuscript, Library of Congress, Washington ...

prewar Chiefs of Naval Operations, Standley, Leahy ... 

www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/USN/GSBO/​GSBO-Notes.html

 

Construction of the twelve national defense tankers ordered by the maritime commission began on 25 April 1938.4 On that date the keel for the first of these vessels, Cimarron, was laid at the Chester yards of the Sun Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company. The following day, President Roosevelt signed the Naval Appropriation Act for FY 1939, allocating $140 million for new ship construction.5 By then, both houses of Congress were nearing agreement on a billion dollar naval expansion bill, which would become known as the Second Vinson Act.

Introduced in early January by Carl Vinson, chairman of the House Naval Affairs Committee, the proposed bill would increase the size of the navy by 20 percent. On the very day Vinson first presented the measure, Roosevelt again interceded on behalf of the navy delivering a strong, special message to Congress stressing the need to maintain military strength in both oceans and in regions far beyond American shores.6 When signed into law on 17 May, the final version of Vinson's bill (Public Law 528) authorized appropriations for 46 more fighting ships, 26 auxiliaries, and 950 airplanes.7

 

Funding to commence work on the first 9 auxiliaries scheduled, including 4 oilers, was quickly appropriated by Congress on 25 June 1938.8 With the passage of this act, the navy had authorization and funding to construct or acquire a total of 5 modern fleet oilers.
@ http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/USN/GSBO/GSBO-09.html 

 

Bibliography series - Naval History and Heritage Command

Land, Emory S. Winning the War With ... Leahy, William D.

I Was There: The Personal Story of the Chief of Staff to Presidents Roosevelt and Truman, ...

www.history.navy.mil/biblio/biblio1/​biblio1r.htm 

 

Library of Congress - Naval History and Heritage Command

Land, Emory S. Papers, 1901-1972 ... to the publication of Leahy's book,

I Was There: The Personal Story of the Chief of Staff to Presidents Roosevelt and Truman ...

www.history.navy.mil/sources/dc/loc.htm

 

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    www.usni.org/store/books/history/agents-innovationJohn T. Kuehn is a 2011 Moncado Prize Winner recipient for his article: “The U.S. ... of the U.S. Navy as an agent of innovation in the years between the world wars. ... my interview of the author on USNI Blog. http://blog.usni.org/?p=2560 Enjoy! ...
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