Allied Warships

USS PC-575 (PC-575)

Patrol craft of the PC-461 class

NavyThe US Navy
TypePatrol craft
ClassPC-461 
PennantPC-575 
Built byDravo Corp. (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.) 
Ordered1 Apr 1941 
Laid down24 Feb 1942 
Launched5 May 1942 
Commissioned8 Aug 1942 
End service 
History

Sold to Thailand in 1947 being renamed Thayanchon

 

Commands listed for USS PC-575 (PC-575)

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CommanderFromTo
1T/Lt.Cdr. Clayton Rogers Simmers, USN8 Aug 19421943 ?
2Henry C. M. Lamkin, USNR1943 ?21 Sep 1943
3Horace Myers Bashinski, USNR21 Sep 1943Early 1944
4B R Franza, USNREarly 1944Mid/late44
5A W Brizendine, USNRMid/late44Late 1944
6E T Chamberlain, USNRLate 1944Early 1945
7J W Bell, USNREarly 1945

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Notable events involving PC-575 include:


3 Jul 1943
USS PC-575 picks up survivors from the American merchant James Robertson that was torpedoed and sunk by German U-boat U-185 about 175 nautical miles east of Fortaleza, Brazil in position 04°05'S, 35°58'W.


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