Completion status of the American destroyer USS Paulding (DD-22) on 30 June 1911

Starboard side, camouflaged 1918

Name superintending constructor J.A. Spilman, contract signed on 29 September 1908, expiration of contract period on 29 September 1910, lines faired on 15 February 1909, first hull material ordered on 23 October 1908, keel laid down on 24 July 1909, first frame erected on 28 July 1909, first large castings received on 16 September 1909, first large castings erected on 12 October 1909, first compartment tested on 30 November 1909, launched on 12 April 1910, dock trail 3 August 1910, official trail 23 August-2 September 1910, estimated degree of completion on 30 June 1911, delivered to the government on 27 September 1910 and first commissioned on 29 September 1910.

Note

1. Part of Paulding-class, preceded by Smith-class, succeeded by Cassin-class. Decommissioned in August 1919, handed over to the US Coast Guard as CG-17, returned to the US Navy in 1930, stricken on 28 June 1934 and broken up.

Source

Annual reports of the Navy Department for the fiscal year 1911. Washington, 1912. Report of Chief Bureau of Construction and Repair dated 24 October 1911. The annual fiscal year ended 30 June 1911