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{{short description|Frigate of the Royal Navy}}
{{other ships|HMS Duckworth|USS Gary}}

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| Ship caption             = HMS ''Duckworth'' (K351) at Belfast, April 1945
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| Ship country             = United States
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| Ship name                = ''Gary''
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| Ship namesake            = [[Thomas J. Gary]]
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| Ship name                = ''Duckworth''
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| Ship namesake            =[[Sir John Duckworth, 1st Baronet|Sir John Duckworth]]
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'''HMS ''Duckworth'' (K351)''' was a {{sclass2|Captain|frigate}} of the [[Royal Navy]]. She served during the Second World War as a convoy escort and [[anti-submarine warfare]] vessel in the [[Battle of the Atlantic]] and was an effective [[U-boat]] killer, being credited with the destruction of five U-boats during the conflict.

==Construction==
''Duckworth'' was ordered on 10 January 1942, as DE-61, long-hulled turbo-diesel ([[Buckley-class destroyer escort|TE]]) type [[destroyer escort]], one of more than 500 such vessels built for ASW to a collaborative British-American design.<ref>Elliott p245</ref> Laid down on 16 January 1943, by the [[Bethlehem Hingham Shipyard]], in Massachusetts, she was launched on 1 May 1943, as USS ''Gary'' in honour of [[Thomas J. Gary]], a [[Texas|Texan]] who died in the [[attack on Pearl Harbor]]. She was transferred to the Royal Navy under [[Lend-Lease]] on completion on 4 August 1943, and named for [[Sir John Duckworth, 1st Baronet|John Thomas Duckworth]], a RN officer of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. She replaced a previous ''Duckworth'', numbered BDE-19, which was commissioned into the US Navy as {{USS|Burden R. Hastings|DE-19|2}}. ''Duckworth''{{'}}s [[pennant number]] was K351.<ref>Elliott p. 262</ref><ref>[http://www.captainclassfrigates.co.uk/ops/ships/K351.html  HMS ''Duckworth''] captain class frigates association</ref>

==Service history==
After commissioning ''Duckworth'' was assigned to [[Western Approaches Command]], as the senior officer's ship of 3rd Escort Group.

On her first transatlantic convoy ''Duckworth'' was involved in the battle around [[convoy SC 143]], which saw one warship and one merchant ship sunk, for the destruction of three U-boats. On 9 October ''Duckworth'' was able to assist in saving survivors from ''Yorkmar'', the merchant ship lost.<ref>Blair p. 429</ref>

''Duckworth'' and 3EG were active throughout the remainder of the [[Battle of the Atlantic|Atlantic campaign]], as a support group and on ASW patrol.

On 13 February 1944, while on patrol, ''Duckworth'' was attacked by {{GS|U-445||2}}, which fired a torpedo at her and missed. ''Duckworth'' counterattacked, damaging ''U-445'', which was forced to return to base.

On 15 June off [[Cap de la Hague]] 3EG was attacked by {{GS|U-764||2}}, which torpedoed {{HMS|Blackwood|K313|2}}. ''Duckworth'' and {{HMS|Domett|K473|2}} counter-attacked, damaging ''U-764'' which escaped to [[Brest, France|Brest]].

On 29 June the group followed up an attack by an RAF Liberator on a U-boat in the [[English Channel|Channel]] west of [[Guernsey]]. A search by ''Duckworth'' and the group found and destroyed {{GS|U-988||2}}, their first success.

On 14 August joined an attack by an RAF Liberator on {{GS|U-618||2}} in the [[Bay of Biscay]], west of [[St. Nazaire]]. ''Duckworth'' and {{HMS|Essington|K353|2}} carried out a series of attacks which destroyed ''U-618''.<ref>Blair p. 610</ref>

in October 1944 3EG were assigned to [[Arctic convoys of World War II|Arctic convoys]] [[Convoy JW 61|JW 61]] and [[Convoy JW 61A|JW 61A]], with several other Western Approaches groups. Though JW 61 came under attack by group ''Panther'' it suffered no hits and no losses; all ships arrived safely. On the return 3EG assisted the passage of [[Convoy RA 61|RA 61]] by sweeping the Kola inlet ahead of the convoy; during this operation {{HMS|Mounsey|K569|2}} of 15EG was torpedoed, she survived but was later declared a constructive total loss. Both RA 61 and [[Convoy RA 61A|RA 61A]] returned without interference.

In December 1944 and into the new year ''Duckworth'' and 3EG were on patrol and escort duty in the [[Irish Sea]] but had little success.

On 24 February 1945, following an attack on coastal convoy BTC 78, ''Duckworth'' along with her sister ship {{HMS|Rowley|K560|6}}, another frigate of the Captain class, found and destroyed the U-boat responsible after a six-hour hunt. This vessel was identified post-war as the German U Boat {{GS|U-480||2}} and was thought to be sunk in the [[English Channel]] between [[Land's End]] and the [[Scilly Isles]]. However, further research following the discovery of a wreck destroyed by an underwater mine at a later time near [[Poole]] identified that vessel as ''U-480'',<ref>{{cite book 
  | last = McCartney
  | first = Innes
  |author2=Jak Mallmann-Showell
  | title = Lost Patrols: Submarine Wrecks of the English Channel
  | publisher = Periscope Publishing
  | pages = 100
  | isbn=9781904381044}}</ref> and the U-boat destroyed on 24 February is now thought to be {{GS|U-1208||2}}, which was dived and identified by nautical archaeologist [[Innes McCartney]] in 2005.<ref>[http://www.shipwreck.net/pdf/OMEPapers12U-boats_001.pdf wreck site C: U-1208] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150924101330/http://www.shipwreck.net/pdf/OMEPapers12U-boats_001.pdf |date=24 September 2015 }} p11 at Odyssey Marine Exploration Papers 12 (2010)</ref>

On 26 March, following an attack on BTC 108, ''Duckworth'' and 3EG found {{GS|U-399||2}} southwest of [[Lizard Point, Cornwall|the Lizard]] and destroyed her with a [[Hedgehog (weapon)|Hedgehog]] attack.

On 29 March following an attack on BTC 111 ''Duckworth'' found and attacked a U-boat in [[Mount's Bay]] and destroyed it. This was later identified as {{GS|U-246||2}},<ref>Blair p. 668</ref> though recent research has suggested it was in fact {{GS|U-1169||2}}.<ref>Niestle p. 225, note22</ref>

''Duckworth'' was returned to the US after the war and scrapped in 1946.<ref>[http://www.captainclassfrigates.co.uk/ops/3eg.html Operations of the 3rd Escort Group] at captain class frigates association</ref>

==Battle honours==
''Duckworth'' earned the following [[battle honour]]s for service:<ref>[http://www.britainsnavy.co.uk/Battle%20Honours/A%20Battle%20Honour%20Alpha.htm ''Battle Honours''] at britainsnavy.co.uk; retrieved 22 July 2020</ref>
* [[Battle of the Atlantic|Atlantic 1943–44]]
* [[Arctic convoys of World War II|Arctic 1944]]
* [[Operation Neptune|Normandy 1944]]
* English Channel 1945

==Successes==
During her service ''Duckworth'' was credited with the destruction of five U-boats. 
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Date
! U-boat
! Type
! Location<ref>Locations per Kemp; other sources may differ</ref>
! Notes
|-
|30 June 1944 || [[German submarine U-988|''U-988'']] || VIIC || [[English Channel]]<br /> {{coord|49|37|N|03|41|W}} ||attacked by [[Consolidated Liberator|Lib]] L/224, [[HMS Essington (K353)|''Essington'']], ''Duckworth'', [[HMS Domett (K473)|''Domett'']], [[HMS Cooke (K471)|''Cooke'']] in the English Channel/west of Guernsey<ref>Kemp p200</ref><ref>Neistle p95</ref>  
|-
|15 August 1944 || [[German submarine U-618|''U-618'']] || VIIC || [[Bay of Biscay|Biscay]]<br /> {{coord|47|22|N|04|39|W}} ||attacked by Lib G/53 and units of EG3/''Duckworth'', ''Essington''<ref>Kemp p310</ref><ref>Neistle p76</ref>   
|-
|24 February 1945 || Was thought to be ''U-480''<br/>now thought to be [[German submarine U-1208|''U-1208'']]<br /> || VIIC || Channel, SW of [[Lands End]]<br /> {{coord|49|55|N|06|08|W}} ||attacked by ''Duckworth'', [[HMS Rowley (K560)|''Rowley'']]<ref>Kemp p234</ref><ref>Neistle p61</ref>   
|-
|26 March 1945 || [[German submarine U-399|''U-399'']] || VIIC || Channel, SW of [[Lizard Point, Cornwall|Lizard]]<br /> {{coord|49|56|N|05|22|W}} || attacked by units of 3EG, sunk by ''Duckworth''<ref>Kemp p239</ref><ref>Neistle p109</ref>  
|-
|29 March 1945 || Believed to be [[German submarine U-246|''U-246'']]<br />more probably [[German submarine U-1169|''U-1169'']] || VII/C41 ||  Channel, S of Lizard<br /> {{coord|49|58|N|05|25|W}} ||sunk by ''Duckworth''<ref>Kemp p</ref><ref>Neistle p</ref>   
|-
|}

==Notes==
{{reflist}}

==References==
*{{cite book |last1=Blair |first1=Clay |title=Hitler's U-Boat War: The Hunted 1942-1945|year=1998 |isbn=0-304-35261-6|author-link=Clay Blair}}
* {{cite book |last=Elliott |first=Peter |title=Allied Escort Ships of World War II: A complete survey |year=1977 |publisher=Macdonald and Jane's|location=London |isbn=0-356-08401-9 }}
*{{cite book|editor-last1=Gardiner|editor-first1=Robert|editor-last2=Chesneau|editor-first2=Roger|title=Conway's All The World's Fighting Ships 1922–1946|year=1980|publisher=Conway Maritime Press|location=London|isbn=0-85177-146-7}}
*Arnold Hague : ''The Allied Convoy System 1939–1945'' (2000). {{ISBN|1-55125-033-0}} (Canada); {{ISBN|1-86176-147-3}} (UK).
*{{Cite book |last=Kemp |first=Paul |title=U-Boats Destroyed, German submarine losses in the World Wars |publisher=Arms and Armour |year=1997 |isbn=1-85409-515-3}}
*{{cite book |title=German U-Boat Losses During World War II |first=Axel |last=Niestle |publisher=Greenhill |date=1998 |isbn=1-85367-352-8}}

==External links==
*[http://www.uboat.net/allies/warships/ship/5641.html HMS ''Duckworth'' at uboat.net]
*[http://www.captainclassfrigates.co.uk/ops/ships/K351.html  HMS ''Duckworth'' at captain class frigates association]
*[http://www.hazegray.org/danfs/escorts/de61.htm ''Gary''/''Duckworth'' (DE-61) at DANFS (hazegray.org)]

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Module:Data (view source) (template editor protected)
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Module:Webarchive (view source) (template editor protected)
Module:Webarchive/data (view source) (template editor protected)
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Module:Yesno (view source) (protected)

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