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Turecamo Girls (LT-183)


Awards, Citations and Campaign Ribbons

Precedence of awards is from left to right
American Campaign Medal - World War II Victory Medal


Tug
  • Laid down in 1933 as a the steel hull tugboat Turecamo Girls for Turecamo Maritime at Bath Iron Works, Bath, ME.
  • Launched 1933
  • Delivered to Turecamo Maritime, date unknown
  • Acquired in 1942 by the US Army Quartermaster Corps
  • Allocated to the US Army Transportation Corps, placed in service as Turecamo Girls (LT-183)
  • Retired from US Army service, date unknown
  • Acquired in In 1965 by Terminales Maracaibo, Maracaibo, Venezuela, renamed Rosa F., reflagged Venezuela
  • Final Disposition, fate unknown
    Specifications:
    Displacement 148 t.(gross), 91 t.(net)
    Length 87'
    Beam 23'
    Draft 10'
    Speed unknown
    Complement unknown
    Cruise Radius unknown
    Propulsion As Built
    one 700hp diesel engine
    single propeller
    Propulsion Re-engined, date unknown
    one 1,435hp diesel engine
    single propeller

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    Turecamo Girls (LT-183)
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    3015018302
    85k US Army tug Turecamo Girls (LT-183) underway, date and location unknown.
    TugboatInformation
     
    Merchant Service
    Turecamo Girls
    3015018301
    79k Ex- US Army tug Turecamo Girls (LT-183) in commercial service as the Turecamo Maritime tugboat Turecamo Girls underway, date and location unknown.
    Photo by Francis Farmer, courtesy TugboatInformation
     

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