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Muscotah (YT 33)
ex-Mendota
ex-Concord (SP 773)

Tug: Built in 1898 by Charles Hillman, Philadelphia, PA; Acquired by the Navy 22 September 1917 from the Staples Transportation Company of New York City; Commissioned USS Concord (SP 773), 20 November 1917; Placed in service in December 1919 at the Washington Navy Yard; Renamed and reclassified Mendota (YT 33), 20 November 1920; Renamed Muscotah; Placed out of service 4 November 1934; Sold 30 April 1937. Fate unknown.

Specifications: Displacement 353 t.; Length 140'; Beam 26'; Draft 11'; Speed 12 kts.; Complement 36; Armament one 3".

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USS Concord (SP 773)
Concord 88k At the Boston Navy Yard, Charlestown, Masachusetts, probably at about the time she entered Naval service in 1917. The stern of USS Constitution is partially visible at left.
U.S. Navy photo NH 100874		 Naval Historical Center
USS Mendota (YT 33)
Concord 83k In port, during the 1920s.
Collection of Delmar L. Ketch.
U.S. Navy photo NH 102827		 Naval Historical Center
USS Muscotah (YT 33)
Concord 57k Off the Washington Navy Yard, D.C., circa 1932-1934.
U.S. Navy photo NH 85990		 Naval Historical Center
Concord 87k Off the Washington Navy Yard, D.C., circa 1932-1934.
U.S. Navy photo NH 85991		 Naval Historical Center
Concord 59k Off the Washington Navy Yard, D.C., circa 1932-1934.
U.S. Navy photo NH 85992		 Naval Historical Center
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