Intrepid was assigned to the Yerba Buena Training Station at San Francisco, California, for duty until 28 February 1912, when she became the receiving ship at the same station. The latter assignment lasted until 25 January 1914 when Intrepid became the receiving ship at Mare Island Navy Yard, where she was decommissioned 15 October 1914.
Intrepid was decommissioned on 30 August 1921 and was sold on 20 December 1921 for conversion to a commercial barge for the Hawaiian Dredging Company.
Reacquired by the US Navy during World War II, she became Sludge Removal Barge YSR-42 at Pearl Harbor and as such was employed during the salvage of USS Oklahoma.
Returned to commercial service after the war, she was wrecked on the north beach of the Columbia River on 23 February 1954 under the ownership of the Independent Iron Works of Oakland, CA, while being towed to Portland, OR, for sale. Her remains are still visible. 46°15′24″N123°51′5″W / 46.25667°N 123.85139°W / 46.25667; -123.85139
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intrepid, 1904, other, ships, with, same, name, intrepid, third, intrepid, steel, hulled, bark, united, states, navy, historyunited, statesnameuss, intrepidnamesakethe, virtue, couragebuildermare, island, navy, yard, vallejo, californialaunched8, october, 1904. For other ships with the same name see USS Intrepid The third USS Intrepid was a steel hulled bark in the United States Navy HistoryUnited StatesNameUSS IntrepidNamesakeThe virtue of courageBuilderMare Island Navy Yard Vallejo CaliforniaLaunched8 October 1904Commissioned16 August 1907Decommissioned15 October 1914Recommissioned11 November 1915 in ordinaryDecommissioned30 August 1921FateSold for use as barge 20 December 1921 wrecked 23 February 1954 General characteristicsTypeBarkTonnage1800Length176 ft 5 in 53 77 m p pBeam45 ft 8 in 13 92 m Draft16 ft 5 in 5 00 m Complement136 officers and menArmament6 4 in 100 mm guns 4 6 pounder guns 2 1 pounder gunsIntrepid s keel was laid down by the Mare Island Navy Yard at Vallejo California She was launched on 8 October 1904 sponsored by Miss Helen de Young and commissioned on 16 August 1907 Intrepid was assigned to the Yerba Buena Training Station at San Francisco California for duty until 28 February 1912 when she became the receiving ship at the same station The latter assignment lasted until 25 January 1914 when Intrepid became the receiving ship at Mare Island Navy Yard where she was decommissioned 15 October 1914 Intrepid was recommissioned in ordinary at Mare Island Navy Yard on 11 November 1915 for use as a barracks for the men of the submarines F 1 F 2 F 3 and F 4 of the United States Pacific Fleet In 1920 she again became the receiving ship at Mare Island Navy Yard Intrepid was decommissioned on 30 August 1921 and was sold on 20 December 1921 for conversion to a commercial barge for the Hawaiian Dredging Company Reacquired by the US Navy during World War II she became Sludge Removal Barge YSR 42 at Pearl Harbor and as such was employed during the salvage of USS Oklahoma Returned to commercial service after the war she was wrecked on the north beach of the Columbia River on 23 February 1954 under the ownership of the Independent Iron Works of Oakland CA while being towed to Portland OR for sale Her remains are still visible 46 15 24 N 123 51 5 W 46 25667 N 123 85139 W 46 25667 123 85139References editThis article incorporates text from the public domainDictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships The entry can be found here External links edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to USS Intrepid ship 1904 Photo gallery at navsource org Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title USS Intrepid 1904 amp oldid 1164170708, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
