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'''NAMESAKE''' - GALLATIN is the sixth Coast Guard Cutter to be named after Albert Gallatin, who served as Secretary of the Treasury under the Presidents Jefferson and Madison. Gallatin was born in Switzerland in 1761 and came to America in 1780. In his long career of dedicated public service, he held office as Representative and Senator from the great state of Pennsylvania, Ambassador to France and the court of Saint James (Great Britain), and President of the National Bank.<br/> | '''NAMESAKE''' - GALLATIN is the sixth Coast Guard Cutter to be named after Albert Gallatin, who served as Secretary of the Treasury under the Presidents Jefferson and Madison. Gallatin was born in Switzerland in 1761 and came to America in 1780. In his long career of dedicated public service, he held office as Representative and Senator from the great state of Pennsylvania, Ambassador to France and the court of Saint James (Great Britain), and President of the National Bank.<br/> | ||
He founded New York University and helped negotiate the treaty of Ghent to end the War of 1812. Albert Gallatin died in 1849 and is buried at Trinity Church, in New York City, where GALLATIN was home ported until 1996. {USCGC Gallatin website} | He founded New York University and helped negotiate the treaty of Ghent to end the War of 1812. Albert Gallatin died in 1849 and is buried at Trinity Church, in New York City, where GALLATIN was home ported until 1996. {USCGC Gallatin website}<br/><br/> | ||
Six cutters of the US Revenue Service / US Coast Guard have borne the name GALLATIN - USN Gallatin (Revenue Cutter 1812-1813), USRC Gallatin (Cutter 1815-1824), USRC Gallatin (Cutter 1830-1840, 1848-1849), USRC Gallatin (Cutter 1874-1892), USCGC Gallatin (Patrol Boat 1926-1935), USCGC Gallatin WHEC-721. | |||
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Ship Name and Designation History
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Keel Laid 14 April 1967 - Launched 18 November 1967 |
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- USCGC Gallatin WHEC-721 Covers Page 1 (1976-1986)
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2nd Commissioning September 11 1992 to present
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Locy Type F |
1992-07-04 |
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Independence Day, ship's cachet
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Locy Type F |
1993-05-28 |
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European Cruise 1993, cachet by Stephen Decatur Chapter No. 4, USCS
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Locy Type F |
1993-09-11 |
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Family Day / Open House, cachet by Stephen Decatur Chapter No. 4, USCS
USPS Pictorial Postmarks
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USPS |
1991-12-20 |
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Overhaul Recommissioning (Special), cachet by Stephen Decatur Chapter No. 4, USCS
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USPS |
1992-09-11 |
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Recommissioning
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USPS |
1992-09-11 |
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Recommissioning
Other Information
NAMESAKE - GALLATIN is the sixth Coast Guard Cutter to be named after Albert Gallatin, who served as Secretary of the Treasury under the Presidents Jefferson and Madison. Gallatin was born in Switzerland in 1761 and came to America in 1780. In his long career of dedicated public service, he held office as Representative and Senator from the great state of Pennsylvania, Ambassador to France and the court of Saint James (Great Britain), and President of the National Bank.
He founded New York University and helped negotiate the treaty of Ghent to end the War of 1812. Albert Gallatin died in 1849 and is buried at Trinity Church, in New York City, where GALLATIN was home ported until 1996. {USCGC Gallatin website}
Six cutters of the US Revenue Service / US Coast Guard have borne the name GALLATIN - USN Gallatin (Revenue Cutter 1812-1813), USRC Gallatin (Cutter 1815-1824), USRC Gallatin (Cutter 1830-1840, 1848-1849), USRC Gallatin (Cutter 1874-1892), USCGC Gallatin (Patrol Boat 1926-1935), USCGC Gallatin WHEC-721.
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