USS Ebert (DE-768) - Reassignment To The Pacific Theatre

Reassignment To The Pacific Theatre

She sailed on 8 June for Pearl Harbor, Eniwetok, and the Philippines. She escorted convoys carrying occupation troops to Japan, until 30 November when she left Manila for the United States.

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