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| Foss Tug from the Fairhaven Shipyard in the Pacific Northwest. Thanks Art! | ||
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| While working to repair hurricane damage in New Orleans, Mark A. found this old tug that was anchored off Chef Mentur Highway east of New Orleans. He quickly snapped a few pictures and did some research on it. | He found out it is the Fire Fighting Tug "Deluge" that was owned by the New Orleans Port Authority and classified as a National Historic Place. The DELUGE is the oldest surviving fireboat associated with the Port of New Orleans. | The present owner of the Deluge is apparently not able to preserve or restore the Fire Fighting Tug. It is a shame to see it in this condition :( |
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| Mark decided to try to build an r/c model to honor the "Deluge" and it's service. | Jim M. sent this just to prove that there is a tug out there with a "V" on it's hull! | "Theodore Too" on display. |
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| "Edward M. Cotter" in Cleveland on the Cuyahoga River right near lake Erie. | "Edward M. Cotter" Water Display | Harbor Tug in the same area. |
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| "Robert B. Turecamo" another Moran in Savannah. | "Vincent Turecamo" and "Greg Turecamo" Moran Tugs in Savannah GA. | Another view of Greg Turecamo. |
