3 82 footers
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USCGC POINT BROWER (82372)
The Point Brower was commissioned on April 21, 1970 and decommissioned on March 28, 2003 and transfered to the country
of Azerbaijan. She is the 34th Point Class cutter to be decommissioned and transfered. ______________________________________________________________
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USCGC POINT BROWER (82372)
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USCGC POINT BROWER (82372)
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USCGC POINT BROWER (82372)
Name board
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USCGC POINT BROWER (82372)
During America Cup trials
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POINT CHICO WPB82339
1980
Taken at the CG Moorings Bodega Bay. CG41365 also shown.
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USCGC POINT TURNER (82365)
1995
At Little Harbor, Woods Hole MA
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USCGC POINT JACKSON (82378)
1995
Moored at CG Base Boston
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USCGC POINT JEFFERSON WPB82306
Vietnam c 1964/65
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USCGC POINT JEFFERSON WPB82306
Vietnam c 1964/65
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USCGC POINT JEFFERSON WPB82306
Vietnam c 1964/65
Alongside Navy destroyer taking on fresh water.
The Point Jefferson was built by the CG Yard (as were all other 82 footers) and completed on December 7, 1960 and assigned
to Nantucket Island Ma. She was later assigned to Coast Guard Squadon One in Vietnam. In 1970 she was transferred to Vietnam
and renamed "Le Dgoc An".
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CG85201
This was one of a kind WPB prototype which was supposed to be one of the candidates to replace the 82s. Top speed of 40
knots. The Guardian Marine FPC is 85' in length and 23' in width. The power is provided by twin Detroit Diesel 4000's.
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USCGC POINT HEYER (82369)
1996
Off Morro Bay (CA)
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