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World War II
DeHaven
saw action in operations at Leyte Gulf, Iwo Jima, and Okinawa during World
War II.
DeHaven was on radar picket station on August
15, 1945 when the Japanese accepted unconditional surrender. On September
1, 1945 she embarked Rear Admiral John Shafroth for transportation to
Tokyo Bay, and the next day anchored 1500 yards off the bow of the USS
Missouri during the signing of the surrender.
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December 1945, Mare Island
Photo contributed by Bill
Kaufman
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Coming into port during CDR Kaufman's command, 1947
Photo contributed by Bill
Kaufman
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