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Chauvenet (U.S.N.S.)

Chauvenet (U.S.N.S.)
写真: George Schneider

物語

This freighter was built in 1968 by Upper Clyde Shipbuilding Corp. in Glasgow, Scotland.

歴史的注記

George Schneider (Email to Nauticapedia 27/11/2023) states "The morning after arriving I was delighted to see the PACIFIC COLLECTOR (IMO 7738474) tied up adjacent to us. This vessel now works for the Missile Defense Agency, but has an unpredictable career. This vessel was originally the Navy survey ship USNS CHAUVENET (T-AGS 29) but was one of a number of ships obtained overseas during a period when Great Britain was having difficulty paying off its war debt, and this somehow eased the problem. This vessel operated for 20 years in that capacity, then was loaned to the Texas Maritime Academy and named TEXAS CLIPPER II. This vessel and her sister were unpopular as maritime training ships because of their troublesome, foreign, obsolescent engines and didn't last 10 years in that role. But instead of heading for reserve or scrap, this vessel was quickly picked up by the MDA, re-engined, and appears to be in excellent condition nearly 20 years later."

所有者と船長

In 1968 she was owned by the United States Navy Military Sealift Command.

She was transferred to the United states Marime Administration for the Reserve Fleet.

In 1999 she was owned by Texas Maritime Academy, Galveston TX USA.

In 2006 she was owned by the US Department of Defence Missile Defence Agency.

In 2023-2025 she was owned by USA interests.

改修

In 1999 she was converted to a training ship. In 2006 she was converted to a Missile Instrumentation Ship.

動力換装

She was repowered mid-life

参考文献

  • George Schneider (Email to Nauticapedia 27/11/2023)
  • cgmix.uscg.mil ↗ (website viewed 27/11/2023)
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