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USS Tadousac (AT-22)
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 USS Tadousac (Fleet Tug #22) (1919 - 1920)

Bagaduce Class Fleet Tug:
  • Laid down as Chimo (Fleet Tug #21), at Ferguson Steel and Iron Co., Buffalo, N.Y.
  • Launched, 17 February 1919
  • Renamed Tadousac, 24 February 1919
  • Commissioned USS Tadousac (Fleet Tug #22), 13 June 1919, LTjg. Arthur 0. Henderson, USNRF in command
  • Redesignated Fleet Tug (AT-22), 17 July 1920
  • Decommissioned, 18 October 1924, at Charleston, S.C.
  • Struck from the Naval Register, 13 April 1938
  • Final disposition, sold to B.J. Maier, Philadelphia, PA., fate unknown
    Specifications:
    Displacement 751 t.(lt) 1,000 t.(fl)
    Length 156' 8"
    Beam 30'
    Draft 14' 7" (mean)
    Speed 13 kts.
    Complement 62
    Armament one machine gun
    Propulsion
    Two 100psi boilers
    One triple expansion reciprocating steam engine
    Cylinder diameter - High pressure - 16", Intermediate pressure - 36", Low pressure - 60"
    Single propeller, 4 blades, 6 foot diameter, Max. power 100 RPM
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