USS Eberle (DD-430)

The destroyer Eberle ( USS Eberle (DD-430) ) is an American destroyer of the Gleaves type .

Destroyer Eberle
USS Eberle (DD-430)
USS Eberle destroyer (DD-430) of the Cleves type
Service
USA
Named after
Class and type of vessel	Cleves
Organization	US Navy
Manufacturer	Bath iron works
Construction started	April 12, 1939
Launched	September 14, 1940
Commissioned	December 4, 1940
Withdrawn from the fleet	June 3, 1946
Status	transferred to Greece on January 22, 1951
Service
Greece
Title	"Nicky II" ( Greek Νίκη II )
Named after
Organization	Greek Navy
Manufacturer
Commissioned	January 22, 1951
Withdrawn from the fleet	1972
Status	scrapped in 1972
Main characteristics
Displacement	1630 English tons (standard design) 1838 English tons (standard) 2572 English tons (full)
Length	106.15 m
Width	11.00 m
Draft	4.01 m
Engines	2 steam turbines , 4 boilers
Power	50 000 liters with.
Mover	2 propellers
Speed	37.4 knots (full)
Sailing range	Fuel reserve 453 tons of oil 6,500 miles (12 knots)
Crew	16 officers, 260 sailors
Armament
Artillery	4 × 1 - 127 mm / 38 AU
Flak	4 × 1 - 12.7 mm machine gun (1936)
Anti-submarine weapons	2 bomb spreaders
Mine torpedo armament	2 five-pipe 533 mm TA

Laid down at the Bath Iron Works , Bath Me shipyard on April 12, 1939 . Serial number: 181. Launched on September 14, 1940 , entered service on December 4, 1940 . Put in reserve on June 3, 1946 . Expelled from the U.S. Navy on January 24, 1951 .

January 22, 1951 transferred to Greece, where on April 18, 1951 introduced as a destroyer under the name (ΑΝΤΙΤΟΡΠΙΛΛΙΚΟ) 65 "Niki" ("ΝΙΚΗ"). Expelled in 1972 and in the same year dismantled.