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Built in 1944 asPort Hayward, a Maritime Commission type (V2-M-AL1) hull (wood), under Maritime Commission contract (MC hull 157) at Eureka Shipbuilding Co., Fields Landing, CA.

Launched, date unknown

Acquired by the Navy from the Maritime Commission in 1944

Placed in service asDistrict Harbor TugYT-718, date unknown, at Naval Supply Center, Oakland, CA.

ReclassifiedDistrict Harbor Tug, SmallYTL-718, 15 May 1944

Placed out of service in 1947

Struck from the Naval Register, date unknown

Transferred to the Maritime Commission in 1947 for disposal

Sold by the Maritime Commission in 1947, namedLimpiar VI

Sold in 1951 to California Salvage Co., Los Angeles

Sold in 1965 Northern Group, Juneau, AK., in 1964

Sold, date unknown, to a tow boat co in Seward, AK., date unknown

Repowered and converted to a crabber

Reprocessed by US Marshall service, date unknown

Towed onto the beach at Homer, AK., vandalized and eventually broken up

Final Disposition, fate unknown

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Crew Contact And Reunion Information
U.S. Navy Memorial Foundation - Navy Log

Additional Resources and Web Sites of Interest
National Association of Fleet Tug Sailors
Tug Limpiar VI and Northern Corporation

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