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USAJMP Capt. Fred L. Perry

Junior Mine Planter:

Built in 1919 at Rocky River Drydock Co., Rocky River, OH.

Launched in 1919

Accepted for service by the Quartermaster Corps in 1919.

Named in honor of Capt. Fred L. Perry.

Assigned to the US Army Coast Artillery Corp Mine Planter Service

Placed in commission, date unknown

Stationed at Governor’s Island, N.Y., and assigned to the Coast Defenses of Southern New York.

Transferred to Fort Hancock, N.J., in 1929 and assigned to the Harbor Defenses of Sandy Hook.

Transferred to the Army Supply Base, Brooklyn, NY, in 1934

Functioned in the Harbor Boat Service as a freight and passenger craft 1919-34 in New York Harbor

Placed out of commission in 1934

Sold, 14 December 1934, to Reinauer Yacht Corp.

Re-sold in 1943 to Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp., converted to a barge, renamed Consort

Final Disposition, scrapped in 1947

Specifications:
Displacement 177 t.
Length 101'
Beam 22'
Draft 12'
Speed unknown
Armament unknown

Complement unknown

Cruise Radius unknown

Fuel Capacities unknown

Propulsion unknown

Click On Image For Full Size Image	Size	Image Description		Source
	58k	USAJMP Capt. Fred L. Perry moored pierside at Rocky River Dry Dock Co., Rocky River, OH. date unknown.		Bowling Green State University, Historical Collection of the Great Lakes

The history for USAJMP Capt. Fred L. Perry is from US Army Order of Battle 1919-1941 Vol. 2

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