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Returning to the east coast she conducted cruises with the 10th Training Squadron until November 1936 when she was placed out of commission. Recommissioned 4 October 1939, she served on patrol duty with the 66th Division, Atlantic Squadron, and during the following year with the Inshore Patrol, 15th Naval District Defense Force.

Returning to the east coast she conducted cruises with the 10th Training Squadron until November 1936 when she was placed out of commission. Recommissioned 4 October 1939, she served on patrol duty with the 66th Division, Atlantic Squadron, and during the following year with the Inshore Patrol, 15th Naval District Defense Force.

Between December 1941 and November 1943 Barney was assigned to the [[Caribbean]] area, escorting convoys between Trinidad, British West Indies; and [[Guantanamo Bay]], [[Cuba]]. On 18 September 1942 she had a collision with Greer (DD-145), resulting in severe damage and the loss of two of her crew by drowning. Both ships returned to Willemstad, Curacao, Netherlands West Indies, where temporary repairs were made and then Barney departed for Charleston Navy Yard. Permanent repairs completed in December 1942, she returned to the Caribbean.

Between December 1941 and November 1943 Barney was assigned to the [[Caribbean]] area, escorting convoys between Trinidad, British West Indies; and [[Guantanamo Bay]], [[Cuba]]. On 18 September 1942 she had a collision with Greer (DD-145), resulting in severe damage and the loss of two of her crew by drowning. Both ships returned to Willemstad, Curaçao, Netherlands West Indies, where temporary repairs were made and then Barney departed for Charleston Navy Yard. Permanent repairs completed in December 1942, she returned to the Caribbean.

During 14 January-11 May 1944 Barney completed two convoy escort crossings to [[North Africa]]. From May 1944 until February 1945 she escorted convoys in the Caribbean. In March 1945 she was assigned to TF 25 and engaged in training exercises with submarines in [[Long Island]] and Block Island Sounds. On 30 June 1945 her classification was changed to AG-113. Barney was decommissioned 30 November 1945 and sold 13 October 1946.

During 14 January-11 May 1944 Barney completed two convoy escort crossings to [[North Africa]]. From May 1944 until February 1945 she escorted convoys in the Caribbean. In March 1945 she was assigned to TF 25 and engaged in training exercises with submarines in [[Long Island]] and Block Island Sounds. On 30 June 1945 her classification was changed to AG-113. Barney was decommissioned 30 November 1945 and sold 13 October 1946.