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USS MANLEY DD74

(Caldwell Class, 1917)

 

The United States destroyer, USS Manley arrived in Queenstown (now Cobh) in the south of Ireland in December, 1917. Queenstown was the centre for anti-submarine forces, on the Western Approaches, under the command of Admiral Lewis Bayley, Commander in Chief , Coast of Ireland. The Manley soon commenced operations

 

Initially there was uncertainty as to the most effective use of destroyers. At first they were given patrol areas which they would scout, singly or in pairs. Any stray incoming merchantmen seen, were to be escorted to near their destinations. This was a most ineffective use of the force, as the chances of coming across, and destroying a lone submarine in the vastness of the Western Approaches was virtually nil.

 

By Summer 1917, under the urging of commanders such as Admiral Sims, Commander of US Naval Forces in Europe, the convoy system was initiated. Groups of merchantmen were escorted through the war zone by flanking destroyer screens. This had the dual effect of reducing the amount of targets for German u-boats, and allowing destroyers and sloops to attack the harassing submarines. The priorities of the destroyers were to:

 

Destroy Submarines.

 

Protect and escort Merchantmen.

 

Save the crews and passengers of torpedoed ships.

 

Anti-submarine patrols did continue also for the duration of the war, especially in the Irish Sea and close to the coast of France, where u-boats would try to sink merchantmen as the convoys dispersed. In 1918, any destroyer in the Irish Sea, which was not actively convoying, came under the orders of The Irish Sea Hunting Flotilla, under the command of Captain Gordon Campbell VC based in Holyhead, Wales. US destroyers were also used to patrol the west coast of Ireland to hunt suspected gun-running ships, for Irish Republicans.

 

The destroyers , initially, were ill-equipped to fight submerged submarines. When they arrived in Europe they were armed with guns and torpedoes. The only undersea weapons supplied were single hand-launched 50lb depth charges which were particularly ineffective. It was the later fitting of dual depth charge racks on the sterns of the ships, Thornycroft depth charge throwers, and Y shaped charge throwers that turned them into a dangerous force. These were capable of dropping and firing a continuous patterned barrage of 200lb, charges around a submarine's suspected position. Most of the retro-fitting of these armaments was done at Cammel Laird in Birkenhead, England.

 

On March 4th, 1918, Convoy HD 26, sailed from Dakar, West Africa, for the British Isles. The convoy consisted of 16 merchant ships, escorted by HMS Motagua (Captain L.L.Dundas RN), an Armed Merchant Cruiser. By the time the coast of England was near, the convoy had reduced to 10 ships plus the Motagua.

On the morning of the 19th of March, a mixed convoy escort of United States destroyers and British sloops approached the convoy. This escort consisted of USS Beale, USS Patterson,USS Terry, USS Manley, HMS Tamarisk, and HMS Bluebell.

The order was given to change course towards the Scillies, but before this could be complied with, the Manley (Commander Robert L.Berry USN) approached the Motagua.

 

She approached this vessel on the starboard side with the intention of throwing a heaving line to pass despatches. The Captain of the Motagua felt that the Manley was too close and signalled the Manley to gain distance. The Manley turned to starboard, but her stern connected with the stern of the Motagua.

 

One of the depth charges, held in a Thornycroft thrower on Manley was dislodged and exploded. This caused devastating damage to both ships, with the addition of a petrol fire on the Manley, caused by the piercing of gasoline drums on board. Further depth charges also exploded on the Manley, causing the after end of the ship to be totally destroyed.

The ships stopped and the convoy passed them. The aft guns on both ships were blown overboard. The Manley was completely unmanageable, but the Motagua was able to make way with difficulty, having lost her steering gear.

 

The sloop HMS Tamarisk made repeated efforts to tow Manley, but it was the tugs Cartmel and Blazer, that borught her to Queenstown on the 20th. The Motagua, flanked by HMS Bluebell. HMS Polyanthus joined escort until relieved by HMS Oriole. HMS Bluebell proceeded to Plymouth with wounded of USS Manley. Motagua made Plymouth the same day.

 

As was the custom, separate courts of enquiry were held , a Royal Navy one at Devonport and a US Navy one in Queenstown. In both the blame was laid at the Commander of USS Manley.

  

Casualties from USS Manley are brought ashore at Queenstown (Cobh) in Cork. Railway station in background

 

On the 18th of April 1918, a Court Martial was held on board USS Melville, in Queenstown. The finding of the court was that Commander Berry was found guilty of ‘Culpable Inefficiency in the Performance of Duty’.

 

Five members of the court, however recommended clemency on the grounds that small collisions of the nature of the one between the Motagua and Manley, were commonplace at this time. It was the cataclysm of the exploding depth charges, that turned an incident into a tragedy.

 

The court concurred, and Commander Berry was released from arrest and restored to duty.

 

Thirty three men were killed on USS Manley and 30 killed on the Motagua.

  

Lost on USS Manley

 

Brewer, Edward, Elias. GM2c USN

Burke, Richard, WT USN

Cohen, Louis, BM1c USN

Corcoran, Timothy, Francis Sea USN

Dreja, Nicholas, M. MM2c USN

Edds, William, W. F2c USN

Fleming, Allen, Jr. Sea USN

Hall, Cecil Sea USN

Hartman, George, Clyde E1c USN

Hartman, Lester, Orin. F1c USN

Herdman, Albert, Van Nulton. Cox USN

Holmes, John Charles. CM1c USN

Ishum, Elmer, Clarke F2c USN

Johnson, Albert, L. Oil USNRF

Jones, Julius,Robert. F2c USN

Klahre, Charles, Herbert MM1c USN

Kurdt, Martin, Charles CMM USN

Lobmeyer, Henry Frederick. MM2c USN

Lowder, John, David,Jr. F1c USN

Magoni, Charles WT USN

Malewitz, Joseph, W. F2c USN

Mann, Claude. Oil USN

McGowan, Michael, Francis, Bsmith1c USN

Miller, William,Harrison. Bmkr USN

Mitchell, Eugene,Davis. F1c USN

O’Donnell, John, Joseph. Sea2c USN

Ross, Albert, A. --- USNRF

Rozanski, Martin. Sea USN

Shaw, Lamorn. F1c USN

Sullivan, Edward, Vincent. Csmith1c USN

Ward, Charlie. F1c USN

Watson, Ralph, Carelton. Eng USN

Wood, William, Henry. GM3c USN

 

Injured

 

Cagle, Charley, W. F2c USN

Cardin, John, Leo. F1c USNRF

Cecil, Albert, Wallace F1c USNRF

Christie, Ralph, Horton Y1c USN

Dechenne, Clarence, Fred F2c USN

Dwight, Charles, Dudley, Sea FNR

Gallman, Richard, E. Sea2c USN

Gumm, John, Frank. F1c USN

Hanson, Frederick. Cox USN

Holzhauer, George, J. WT USN

Johnston, William, Adren. SC4c USN

Landwher,Edward, Chester. Lds.E.(R) USN

Lawson, Fred, R. Eng1c USN

Mercer, John,D. F2c USN

Morse, Kirk, W. CGM USN

Nelson, Earl, P. E3c(R) USNRF

Peters, Edward, Henry Sea FNR

Pierce, Charles Eng2c USN

Russell, Carl, C. Sea USN

Russell, Edward,F. Sea2c USN

Sinock, William, SC3c USN

Diggs, Isaac, Matt1c USN

  

Lost on HMS Motagua

 

Lee Wm, J. Gunner RN

Wood Charles, S. Acting Lieut RNR

E.Beaney, Ernest Private RMLI

Brown Francis S. Private RMLI

Carver Ed J. Private RMLI

Powell Albert Private RMLI

Wykes G. V. Private RMLI

Oram Bertie Private RMLI

Levett Percy E. Private RMLI

Wyatt Albert W. Private RMLI

Rowland Harold C. Sub Lieut RNVR

Harris Albert Armed Crew RN

Hands George Ord Seaman RNVR

McMillan John Private RMLI

Pearson Richard, R. PO, RN.

  

Mercantile Marine Ratings

Logan Robert Fireman

McMenamin John Greaser

Kerr Thomas Greaser

Raidy James Greaser

Turley Thomas Fireman

Gorman George Fireman

Nolan Edward Trimmer

Mc Cracken John J. Trimmer

Rowland Harold C. Sub-Lieutenant RNR

Hands George Ord Sea RNVR

Wilkin Clive Ord Sea RNVR

Wells Ernest Ord Sea RNVR

Jennings Frederick Ord Sea RNVR

Pollock Robert S. Greaser MMR

 

Injured

 

Richard Rogers W/Tel RNR

Arthur Swinglehurst W/Tel RNR

SHIPS COMPANY

Charles Hills PO CG

Alfred Purkis Carpenters mate Pens

Stephen A.Davis PO CG

John H. Slater PO Pens

Donald MacKenzie Ldg sea RFR

Henry Podesta AB RFR

John Stallard AB RFR

Thomas Budd AB RFR

Frederick Newland AB RNFR

Smith Dean Ord Sea RNVR

Frank Carter Private RFR, RMLI

Albert J.Field Bugler, RMLI

Alfred Monney Corporal RMLI

Frederick J. Honour Colr Sergt, RMLI

 

MM RATINGS

Ernest Bliss Chief Carpenter

Samuel Watkins Fireman

William Mansfield Dyman’s Mate

Robert J. Pollock Fireman

Thomas Gallagher Fireman

George Ross Fireman

Samuel Chalmers Fireman

William Mills Fireman

Willaim R. McNae Fireman

Patrick Coughlin Trimmer

J.H.Longworth Fireman

George V.Hunter Trimmer

E. Edwards Assistant Steward

Alfred W.Edwards Assistant Steward

 

Notes:

Commanding Officer, Commander R.L Berry

 

The US Naval History and Heritage Website has a comprehensive history of this ship, which can be found at

www.history.navy.mil/research/histories/ship-histories/da...

 

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