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Two "ST" Army tugs at Goose Bay, Labrador, Canada. in autumn of 1958 (Contributed by Chuck Durand) |
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Former U.S. Army LT (now named "Leo") built 1944 at Tampa Marine Corp Florida. Current owner, Oscar Kjellberg from Sweden, would like to hear from other LT owners or anybody with info on LT's or civilan use conversions. Email: oscar@jak.se |
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Atlas LT US Army tug J. Lavasseur's father served on another LT (LT636) during WWII crewed by CG from 43-46. Served in pacific and possibly turned ship over to Japanese in tokyo after war. Any photos or info greatly appreciated. Email jlavasseur@wfnx.com |
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LT-5 (Contributed By by George Bauer) |
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LT-54 Outagamie This ship was under The Army Transportation Corps from 1942-1946 as USAT LT 54. She was formally know as the Outagamie. She was 141.42 x 27.58, 429 gross ton. (Contributed by Mike Grimmer whose father,Charles L. Grimmer of Detroit, Mi., served on this tug during WW2 from 11/21/42 through 07/30/43.) |
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US Army Tug LT208
operated out of Hawaii from 64-66. Notice the extra 12 foot
(dog-house) that was added aft of the normal structure. This was for air
sampling and testing during our operation, (project SHAD). (Contributed by Ray Johnson) |
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US Army Tug LT454 With more LT 454 Photos |
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US Army Tug LT531 as it was coming towards the troop ship General Nelson Walker at White Beach Okinawa in August of 1967. (Contributed by Leonard Kucera) |
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US Army Tug LT536 (Contributed by Rodger Dana) |
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US Army Tug LT782 Named Paul E. Smith on May 11, 1945 in LaHavre France. This tug was named for Paul after his death (Contributed by Dave Blakeley) |
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US Army Tug LT784 With more LT 784 Photos |
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USAV MGen. Nathanael
Greene Lt801 With more LT 801 Photos |
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USAV COL. SETH WARNER LT806 With more LT 806 Photos |
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US Army
Tug ST1328 With more ST-1328 Photos |
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Army Tug LT1943
as Manamet With more LT-1943 Photos |
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US Army Tug LT1961 as MV Rebound on the Snohomish River in Everett, Washington. Homeport Olympia, WA. (Contributed by Dave and Debbie Grimm) |
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Army Tug LT1962 as Bourne With more LT-1962 Photos |
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Army Tug LT1967 as Tug "Sarah C. Bentley" LT-2076
With more LT-1967 Photos |
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LT-1971 (Normandy) laid up and sold, sighted in the Duwamish Waterway, Seattle, WA. (Contributed by Ray Longaker) |
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LT-2076
With more LT-2076 Photos |
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ST 80 as civilian tug in
Genova, Italy With more ST-80 Photos |
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LT-2096 With more LT-2096 Photos |
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ST 755 was built in Texas, and became part of a batch of tugs given to Greece after WWII to help restart the Greek shipping industry. It was owned by the Nicolas E. Vernicos Salvage and Towage Co. Ltd. of Piraeus and named 'Vernicou Irini'. Retired in the 90s, it was laid up in Salonika before being donated to a leading transport and industry museum in Turkey in 2003 and towed to Istanbul. (December 2003) (Contributed by Tony Phillipson, General Manager, Rahmi M. Koç Museum) |
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ST-850 With more ST-850 Photos |
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ST 905 Scolari and ST 906 Sag Harbor in Commencement Bay at the Port of Tacoma moored to the Army Reserve Transportation Pier. (Circa 2005) (Contributed by Ray Longaker) |
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US Army Tug ST2110 Undergoing repairs after being hit by a B-40 rocket (Circa 1968) (Source: University of Scranton Webpages via Rodger Dana) |
