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T-AOT-5075 American Osprey


American Osprey Class Tanker:
  • Built in 1958 as Gulfprince by Bethlehem Steel Sparrows Point Yard, Baltimore, MD. for the Gulf Oil Co.
  • Leased by the Department of Transportation for the US Navy's Military Sealift Command (MSC), 12 June 1998 on a performance-based contract
  • Placed in service as American Osprey (T-AOT-5075)
  • American Osprey (T-AOT-5075) was assigned to MSC Pacific and operated out of Saipan and Guam.
  • Upon completion of lease contract retained for lay up in the National Defense Reserve Fleet
    Specifications:
    Displacement 44,480 t.(fl)
    Length 661' 1"
    Beam 89' 9"
    Draft 24' 8" (mean)
    Speed 15 kts.
    Complement 24
    Cargo Capacity 235,000 bbls
    Armament none
    Propulsion 2 Combustion Engineering boilers; 2 Bethlehem turbines; 15,000 hp; 1 shaft
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    American Osprey 45k American Osprey (T-AOT-5075) at anchor, date and place unknown.
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    American Osprey 62k American Osprey (T-AOT-5075) at anchor, date and place unknown.
    US Navy photo.
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