Manila Bay

PaísEstados Unidos
Classe de NavioPorta-Aviões de Escolta da Classe Casablanca
Hull NumberCVE-61
EstaleiroKaiser Vancouver Shipyard
Data de Quilha15 jan 1943
Data de Lançamento10 jul 1943
Data de Incorporação5 out 1943
Data de Desincorporação31 jul 1946
Deslocamento7,800 tons standard; 10,400 tons full
Comprimento512 feet
Boca65 feet
Calado22 feet
MáquinasTwo Skinner, Uniflow engines with two screws
Potência9,000 shaft horsepower
Velocidade19 knots
Tripulação860
Armamento1x5-in Anti-aircraft, 8x40mm, 12x20mm
Aeronaves27 operational, 0 in reserve

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Escort Carrier Manila Bay (CVE-61) Mapa Interativo

Photographs

Three Casablanca-class escort carriers being readied for launch at the Kaiser Shipyards, Vancouver, Washington, United States, Jan 1943. USS Coral Sea during an exercise, seen from USS Manila Bay, 13 Jan 1944P-47D Thunderbolt of the 318th Fighter Group being ferried to Saipan on Escort Carrier USS Manila Bay is launched instead to avoid an aerial attack by four D3A Aichi “Val” dive bombers, Jun 23 1944. Photo 3 of 3P-47D Thunderbolts of the 318th Fighter Group being ferried to Saipan on Escort Carrier USS Manila Bay. Note bomb splashes from an aerial attack by four D3A Aichi “Val” dive bombers during refueling operations east of Saipan, Jun 23 1944. Photo 1 of 2
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Manila Bay Operational Timeline

5 out 1943 Manila Bay was commissioned into service.
31 jul 1946 Manila Bay was decommissioned from service.




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1. Ed Lanfranco says:
14 Nov 2021 03:52:50 PM

I'm a map collector, not naval historian. I have a 1941 pre-war atlas with the names of an Ensign Walter C. Phillips USS Charger and a Lt. (j.g.) W.C. Phillips USS Manila Bay in it. Not sure if it's the same man as the handwriting is different. Any help on establishing the provenance of this would help. It's a cool (albeit very beat up) American published atlas right before the US entry into WWII.

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Escort Carrier Manila Bay (CVE-61) Photo Gallery
Three Casablanca-class escort carriers being readied for launch at the Kaiser Shipyards, Vancouver, Washington, United States, Jan 1943.
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