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ARS-31 Harjurand


Rescue and Salvage Ship: Built in 1919 as Olesa at Astilleros Cardona, S.A., Barcelona, Spain; Renamed, a number of times under various registries; Acquired by the US Navy, 1 June 1942, and operated under contract by Merritt Chapman, and Scott, Corp., as Harjurand (ARS-31); Returned to the Maritime Commission, 22 May 1946; Struck from the Naval Register, 19 June 1946; Sold to Miraflores, S.A., of Panama, renamed Dodecanese; Final Disposition, fate unknown.

Specifications: Displacement 812t.; Length 188' 6"; Beam 32' 11": Draft 13' 6"; Speed unk; Complement unk; Armament unk; Propulsion, coal-fired steam turbine.
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