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Freighter<br/> | Freighter<br/> | ||
Built in 1914 | Built in 1914 by Maryland Steel Co., Sparrows Point, MD<br/> | ||
Completed in May 1914<br/><br/> | |||
<li>'''IOWAN''' (Commercial Service)</li> | |||
Owned and operated by the American-Hawaiian Steamship Company<br/> | |||
Acquired by the Navy December 23 1917<br/><br/> | Acquired by the Navy December 23 1917<br/><br/> | ||
<li>'''USS IOWAN ID-3002'''</li> | <li>'''USS IOWAN ID-3002'''</li> | ||
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Assigned to the Naval Overseas Transportation Service (NOTS)<br/> | Assigned to the Naval Overseas Transportation Service (NOTS)<br/> | ||
Decommissioned December 22 1919<br/><br/> | Decommissioned December 22 1919<br/><br/> | ||
<li>'''IOWAN''' (Commercial Service)</li> | |||
Returned to her owners, the American-Hawaiian Steamship Co. of NY, NY.<br/> | Returned to her owners, the American-Hawaiian Steamship Co. of NY, NY.<br/> | ||
She was | She was requisitioned by the War Shipping Administration in 1942<br/><br/> | ||
Transferred under Lend Lease to the Soviet Union 6 December 1942 | <li>'''TASHKENT''' (Commercial Service)</li> | ||
Transferred under Lend Lease to the Soviet Union 6 December 1942 and renamed<br/> | |||
Assigned to the Far East State Sea Shipping Co but was seconded to the Soviet Navy's Pacific Fleet during the war<br/> | |||
Returned to merchant shipping operations in the Far East after the war<br/> | |||
Transferred to North Korea in 1966 for use as a fish processing facility<br/><br/> | |||
Scrapped in 1969. | Scrapped in 1969. | ||
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Postcard by Norman Rockwell, provided by the Knights of Columbus. Manuscript ships name.
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