9 June, salvage equipment was assembled, and some 60 officers and men of Glennon came back on board. The following morning a German shore battery near Quinéville found the ships range. A second salvo hit Glennon amidships and cut off all power. After a third hit, the crew was ordered to abandon ship and the men were taken off in a landing craft. Glennon floated until 21:45, 10 June 1944, then rolled over and sank (location: ). She suffered 25 lost and 38 wounded. Glennon was awarded two battle stars for services in World War II. References External links navsource.org: USS Glennon hazegray.org: USS Glennon Glennon (DD-620) World War II shipwrecks in the English Channel Ships built in Kearny, New Jersey 1942 ships Glennon (DD-620) Maritime incidents in June 1944 Ships sunk by coastal artillery