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MSC-84
ex-AMS-84


AMS-84 served the Navies of France and Tunisia.
Adjutant Class Motor Minesweeper: Laid down in 1952 as AMS-84 by Stephen Brothers, Inc., Stockton, CA; Launched in 1953; Completed 5 October 1953 and transferred to France as Coquelicot (M 673); Commissioned 26 February 1954; Reclassified by U.S. Navy as a Coastal Minesweeper, MSC-84, 7 February 1955; Transferred to Tunisia as Hannibal (M 673), 21 June 1973; Discarded in 1988. Fate unknown.

Specifications: Displacement 405 t.; Length 144'; Beam 27'; Draft 9'; Speed 14 kts; Complement 40; Armament, two twin 20-mm; Propulsion two 880bhp General Motors 8-268A diesel engines, Snow and Knobstedt single reduction gear, two shafts.

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MSC-84 43k c. 1954
Coquelicot		 Robert Hurst
There is no DANFS history available for AMS-84.
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