Recommissioning 2 March 1932, Lieutenant Commander Walter M. Wynne commanding, "Goff" spent the following year cruising along the East Coast training naval reserve crews. Revolution again flared up in the Caribbean, and "Goff" returned there 5 October 1933 to protect Americans in Cuba, where the conflict was located. Departing Cuba 2 April 1934, "Goff" resumed maneuvers along the East Coast until 9 November 1935, when she joined the Pacific Fleet at San Diego, California. She remained in the Pacific, operating along the coast and taking part in Hawaiian exercises, until 4 January 1939, when she departed San Diego for New York. Arriving there 20 April, "Goff" again cruised the East Coast training reserves until 8 September, when she entered New England waters on Neutrality Patrol.