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Latest revision as of 23:26, 20 February 2022
The Torpedo Boat Flotilla was a formation in the United States Navy when its numbers of small torpedo craft were so low there was apparently no need for more than one flotilla.
History
January, 1898
| Stationed in Norfolk Navy Yard[1] | ||||
| Flag Boat | ||||
| Foote | ||||
| Torpedo Boats | ||||
| Cushing | Ericsson | Winslow | Porter | Du Pont |
In Command
- Lieutenant Commander William W. Kimball, 21 September, 1897[2] – December, 1898[3]
Footnotes
Bibliography
See Also
