USS Broad Arrow, a 17,862-ton (displacement) oiler, was launched at Camden, New Jersey, in late 1917 as the 7796 gross ton commercial tanker of the same name. She was taken over by the Navy in mid-March 1918 and placed in commission a few days later. During the next eleven months Broad Arrow was assigned to the Naval Overseas Transportation Service, carrying fuel and other cargo between the United States and France. She was returned to her owner, the Standard Transportation Company, in late February 1919.
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Page made 18 February 2004