USCGC Rockaway WAVP - 377 USCG Post Card

USCGC Rockaway WAVP - 377 , as she looked in 1966. The Rock was Built for the US Navy as (AVP-29) 15 February 1941. She was transferred to the the U.S. Coast Guard 24 December 1948. She was transferred back to the Navy for disposal in February 1972. " Today she sails where she is forever alive ... in the memory of her men." Photo restored by Stan Feldman.

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USCGC Rockaway WAVP - 377 USCG

USCGC Rockaway WAVP - 377 , as she looked in 1966. The Rock was Built for the US Navy as (AVP-29) 15 February 1941. She was transferred to the the U.S. Coast Guard 24 December 1948. She was transferred back to the Navy for disposal in February 1972. " Today she sails where she is forever alive ... in the memory of her men." Photo restored by Stan Feldman.

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