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USCGC Eagle WIX327 - IMO 4686589

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Leonard Cohen [ View profile ]
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Sep 18, 2009
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US Coast Guard Training Vessel "The Eagle" at its berth in New London, Connecticut, 8-24-09. Originally the Horst Wessel, it was taken as a war reparation by the United States. She was first sent to Wilhelmshaven, Germany, for repairs and modification, and was commissioned into the United States Coast Guard as the Coast Guard Cutter Eagle on 15 May 1946. In June 1946 a U.S. Coast Guard crew, assisted by the German captain and crew still aboard, sailed her from Bremerhaven, through a hurricane, to her new home port of New London, Connecticut.

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Traditional rig sailing ships from 120 feet or 36.6 m LOA - 123 photos

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Nice photo of this wonderful looking sailing ship!!

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Thanks! She looks pretty good for a 73-year-old. She was launched in 1936, same year as the Queen Mary (IMO 5287938).

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