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USACE Dredge Hurley

International Radio Call Sign:
Alpha - Echo - Delta - Tango AEDT

Self-propelled Dustpan Dredge:

Built in 1993 as the Dredge Hurley for the US Army Corps of Engineers at Halter Marine, Moss Point, MS.

Launched in 1993

Delivered in 1993

Christened, commissioned and placed in service in 1993 by the US Army Corps of Engineers as USACE Dredge Hurley

Hurley is assigned to the US Army Corps of Engineers Memphis District

Current Disposition, active

Specifications:
Displacement 1,600 t. lt
Length 353'
Beam 58'5"
Draft 7'
Height 56'
Dredging Pump Motors two 1,500 hp motors
Dredging Depth 75'
Complement unknown

Propulsion

Diesel engines 5,700 hp

Click On Image For Full Size Image	Size	Image Description	Source
302615306	277k	USACE Dredge Hurley eases towards her mooring as she returns to her homeport of Ensley Engineer Yard in Memphis Harbor around 11 a.m. Monday, 9 December 2019. Their arrival marks the end of the two most productive dredging seasons in the vessel’s history. US Army Corp of Engineers photo # 191209-A-LD870-1002 by Jessica Hayes.	Tommy Trampp
302615303 211126-A-CE999-100	138k	USACE Dredge Hurley dredging on the lower Mississippi River, date unknown US Army Corp of Engineers photo #'s 211126-A-CE999-100 and 211126-A-CE999-1002 by Dredge Hurley Master Adrian Pirani.	Tommy Trampp
302615304 211126-A-CE999-1002	122k		Tommy Trampp
302615301	278k	USACE Dredge Hurley arrives at her home port of Ensley Engineer Yard, Memphis, TN., 9 December 2019. after a successful dredging season on the lower Mississippi River. *Hurley* will remain at Memphis over the winter for upkeep and maintenance before beginning another season in 2020. US Army Corp of Engineers photo # 200215-A-OO87-003.
302615302	63k	USACE Dredge Hurley moored at the US Army Corps of Engineers Ensley Engineer Yard, Memphis, TN., after getting hit hard with frigid temperatures in mid-February, 2021. From frozen pipes to no electricity, many people and structures were impacted by the icy weather, including the district’s Dredge *Hurley. It took approximately one month and multiple Ensley Engineer Yard crews to thaw out and repair the dredge. Now that Hurley* is thawed and repaired, it’s ready to dredge the Mississippi River, which is scheduled to start within the next two weeks. US Army Corp of Engineers photo # 210413-A-CE999-1010.	Tommy Trampp
302615305	158k	USACE Dredge Hurley moored at the US Army Corps of Engineers Ensley Engineer Yard, Memphis, TN. being repaired after much of the south, including Memphis was hit hard with frigid temperatures in mid-February 2021. US Army Corp of Engineers photo # 210413-A-LD870-1126.	Tommy Trampp
303004802	148k	USACE Towboat Ward and USACE Dredge Hurley at the Memphis District’s Ensley Engineer Yard after getting hit hard with frigid temperatures in mid-February 2021. From frozen pipes to no electricity, many people and structures were impacted by the icy weather, including the district’s Dredge *Hurley. It took approximately one month and multiple Ensley Engineer Yard crews to thaw out and repair the dredge. US Army Corps of Engineers Memphis District photo # 210413-A-CE999-1005* by Jessica Haas	Tommy Trampp

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