USCGC Seneca (1908)
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USCGC Seneca, or before 1915 USRC Seneca, was a United States Coast Guard cutter built and commissioned as a "derelict destroyer" with the specific mission of locating and then destroying abandoned shipwrecks that were still afloat and were a menace to navigation. She was designed with excellent sea-keeping qualities, a long cruising range, good towing capabilities, and by necessity the capacity to store a large amount of munitions. She was one of five Coast Guard cutters serving with the U.S. Navy in European waters during World War I.
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USCGC Seneca (1908)
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*USCGC Seneca (1915 and later)
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*USRC Seneca (1908 to 1915)
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1936-03-21
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Miss Edith E. Hepburn
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1908-11-12
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Cutter
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*9 officers, 65 enlisted
*8 officers, 4 warrant officers, 75 enlisted
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United States
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Scrapped 1950
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1908-03-18
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*USRC Seneca
*USCGC Seneca
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A tribe of the Iroquois Indians
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Triple-expansion steam engine, , , diameter X stroke; two boilers
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USCGC Seneca, or before 1915 USRC Seneca, was a United States Coast Guard cutter built and commissioned as a "derelict destroyer" with the specific mission of locating and then destroying abandoned shipwrecks that were still afloat and were a menace to navigation. She was designed with excellent sea-keeping qualities, a long cruising range, good towing capabilities, and by necessity the capacity to store a large amount of munitions. She was one of five Coast Guard cutters serving with the U.S. Navy in European waters during World War I.
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1908-03-18
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1908-11-12
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1936-03-21
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