USS Dobbin (AD-3) Areas With Asbestos Exposure

USS Dobbin (AD-3)

The USS Dobbin (AD-3) was a Dobbin-class destroyer tender laid down on December 16, 1932, and launched on May 5, 1921. It was commissioned on July 23, 1924, with the hull number AD-3 and served in the U.S. Navy for 22 years until it was decommissioned on September 27, 1946. During its activities, the ship had its main missions in Guantanamo Bay, Newport, Hampton Roads, Panama Canal, San Diego, Pearl Harbor, Sydney, and New Guinea. For the services brought to the country during World War II, the USS Dobbin received one battle star.

Asbestos provided solid structural insulation, high mechanical resistance, flexibility, and thermal stability. Manufacturing companies and the shipbuilding industry, in particular, began using asbestos in large quantities when these benefits become known. If either you or your loved one has been diagnosed with a lung disease due to asbestos exposure, you can recover compensation from asbestos trust funds and VA claims.

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Shipmates on USS Dobbin (AD-3)

Robert B. Bacharach

Robert B. Bacharach

Paul Edward Banes

Paul Edward Banes

Harold E. Bott

Harold E. Bott

William Robert Carter Jr.

William Robert Carter Jr.

Harry Eugene Chase

Harry Eugene Chase

Thomas Dwight Cherry

Thomas Dwight Cherry

Harold Worth Davis

Harold Worth Davis

Edgar R. Currens

Edgar R. Currens

Thomas William Francey

Thomas William Francey

Phipps Allen Gleason

Phipps Allen Gleason

Jack Chalon Gordon

Jack Chalon Gordon

Riley Richmond Jackson

Riley Richmond Jackson

Ira E. Lloyd

Ira E. Lloyd

Walter H. Marschlowitz

Walter H. Marschlowitz

Philip Christopher Nause

Philip Christopher Nause

Roy Palmer

Roy Palmer

Harvey Lorne Nesbitt

Harvey Lorne Nesbitt

Willard Marcus Smith

Willard Marcus Smith

George L. Sexton

George L. Sexton

Robert James Speer

Robert James Speer

Wallace J. Ullman

Wallace J. Ullman

John R.D. Walker

John R.D. Walker

John Lincoln Tuggle

John Lincoln Tuggle