Net tender of the Aloe class
| Navy | The US Navy |
| Type | Net tender |
| Class | Aloe |
| Pennant | AN 27 |
| Built by | American Shipbuilding Co. (Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.) |
| Ordered | |
| Laid down | 18 Oct, 1940 |
| Launched | 26 Mar, 1941 |
| Commissioned | 1 Nov, 1941 |
| End service | 11 Apr, 1960 |
| Loss position | |
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| History | Decommissioned on 11 April 1960
Transferred to Ecuador in November 1965 being renamed Orion (H-101)
Scrapped in 1980 |
| Noteable events involving Mulberry include: 8 Mar, 1942
USS Mulberry picks up the survivors of the American merchant Cardonia that was torpedoed and sunk the day before by the German submarine U-126 about 5 nautical miles west-north-west of the St. Nicholas Mole, Haiti in position 19º53'N, 73º27'W. 6 May, 1942
USS Mulberry picks up the survivors of the American merchant Afoundria that was torpedoed and sunk the day before by the German submarine U-108 about 8 nautical miles north of Le Male Light, Haiti in position 19º59'N, 73º26'W. |
