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Star I (SP 1351)
Civilian call sign (1919): Love - Cast - George - Have
Steamer/Minesweeper:
Laid down in 1912 by the Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Co., Seattle, WA
Ordered delivered to the Navy 24 December 1917
Acquired by the Navy 19 January 1918
Commissioned 30 March 1918
Struck from the Navy list 12 February 1919 and returned to her owner
Registered in 1923 to the United States Whaling Company of Ketchikan, AK
Sold in 1924 to a Norwegian Co.
Fate unknown.
Specifications:
Displacement 248 t.
Length 106' 1"
Beam 21' 2"
Draft 8' 6"
Speed 11 kts.
Complement 22
Armament: One 3-pounder and two machine guns
Propulsion: One single ended boiler, one 500hp vertical triple expansion steam engine, one shaft.
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Star I
135k
Underway prior to her World War I Navy service U.S. Navy photo NH 100247
Naval Historical Center
99k
In a West Coast area port, prior to her World War I Navy service U.S. Navy photos NH 102239 and NH 102240
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USS Star I (SP 1351)
100k
Dressed with flags while in port, circa 1918-1919 Donation of Dr. Mark Kulikowski, 2009 Naval History and Heritage Command photo NH 106601
Robert Hurst Photo added 3 June 2022
View the Star I (SP 1351) DANFS history entry located on the Naval History and Heritage Command website