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YSD-16


Awards, Citations and Campaign Ribbons

Precedence of awards is top to bottom, left to right
American Defense Service Medal - American Campaign Medal - World War II Victory Medal

YSD-11 Class Seaplane Wrecking Derrick:
  • Built by Charleston Navy Yard, Charleston, SC
  • Laid down, 10 December 1940
  • Launched, 15 April 1941
  • Completed as the steel-hull Seaplane Wrecking Derrick YSD-16, 01 July 1941
  • Allocated to the 10th Naval District
  • Served at NOB Trinidad during World War Two
  • Struck from the Naval Register, date unknown
  • Sold, 1966
  • Registered to Miss Agnes Corp., Miami, FL, as freight vessel Miss Agnes (ON 512147), 1967
  • Registered to Fred B. Carlisle, Miami, FL, as fishing vessel Miss Agnes, 1975
  • FInal disposition, unknown (out of documentation 1980s)
    Specifications:
    Displacement 220 tons (lt) 270 tons (fl)
    Length 104'
    Beam 31' 2"
    Draft 4'
    Speed 10 knots
    Derrick
    one American Hoist & Derrick model 685 rotating crane
    boom 54 ft.
    lifting capacity 10 tons
    powered by a 6 cylinder Cummins Diesel
    Accommodations
    Officers 1
    Enlisted 15
    Ship's Service Generators
    one 30Kw Diesel Generator set
    one 20Kw Diesel Generator set
    Propulsion
    two Superior model MRDB-8 200 HP Diesel engines
    two propellers, 640shp

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