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Brunswick (FS-125)

Precedence of awards is from left to right
American Campaign Medal - World War II Victory Medal

Freight-Supply Vessel

Laid down in 1898 as a wood schooner rigged passenger vessel at North Bend OR. by A.M. Simpson

Launched, 1898

Placed in service, in 1898 by C.A. Hooper & Co.

Rebuilt in 1903

1910 owned by a San Francisco, CA. interest

1926-1927 owned by National Steam Ship Co. Inc. San Francisco, CA.

1935 owned by Hammond & Little Redwood Co., San Francisco, CA.

Acquired by the US Army Quartermaster Corps in 1941

Assigned to the US Army Transportation Corps as Brunswick (FS-125), name retained

Retired from US Army service in 1945

Reacquired to Hammond & Little Redwood Co., San Francisco, CA. in 1945

Final Disposition, burned in 1947 at Puntarenas, Costa Rica

Specifications:
Displacement 532 gross tons
Length 161.3'
Beam 34.4'
Draft 12.2'
Speed unknown
Freight Capacity unknown
Complement unknown
Armament unknown

Propulsion

Goldern State and Miners Iron Works - 63nhp triple expansion steam engine

single screw

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