DD 803 STATISTICS
16 officers
309 enlisted crew
Commanding Officer: Commander Madison Hall, Jr.
Monday, September 13, 1943 - Keel Laid
Keel Laid at: Todd-Pacific Shipyards, Seattle, WA
Monday, May 22, 1944 - Launched
Saturday, August 19, 1944 - Commissioned U.S.S. Little DD 803
Thursday, May 03, 1945 - Sunk in 850 Fathoms - Okinawa Gunto
Number of crew lost: 30
Number of crew wounded: 49
First Battle Star: Iwo Jima (February 19 to March 2, 1945)
Second Battle Star: Okinawa (April 1 to May 3, 1945)
Ship Length: 376' 6"
Ship Beam: 39' 8"
Top Speed: 35 Knots
Displacement: 2,050 Tons
Armament: Five 5" 38 DP
Armament: Five 40mm Twins
Armament: Seven 20mm Anti-Aircraft
Armament: Ten 21" TT (Torpedo Tubes)
Armament: 30 Gallon Depth Charges
Main Power Plants: Two - 650 PSI Steam Turbine Main Engines
Backup Power Plant: One - Electrec Auxillary Diesel Standby
Camoflauge: 1944 MS 31/16D
