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- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) length "54864.0".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) abstract "USCGC Papaw (WLB-308) was a sea-going buoy tender whose design is based on the pre-World War II United States Lighthouse Service Tenders. The original design was modified to provide an armored cutter capable of wartime missions in addition to her primary mission of Aids to Navigation. Papaw was built in 1943 by the Marine Iron and Shipbuilding Company of Duluth, Minnesota. Commissioned 12 October 1943, she was assigned the home port of San Francisco, California. Papaw saw extensive duty during World War II establishing aids to navigation systems for the newly captured islands in the Pacific. After the war Papaw's home port was moved to Astoria, Oregon. In June 1949, Papaw was shifted to the warm waters of Miami, Florida where she assumed responsibility for the aids to navigation in the Florida Keys and the Caribbean. In 1954, Papaw was moved, this time to Charleston, South Carolina. There she maintained buoys, shore stations, and towers. In October 1989 Papaw entered the Service Life Extension Program (SLEP) at the Coast Guard Yard in Curtis Bay, Maryland. She arrived at her new home port of Galveston, Texas on June 18, 1991.Papaw services approximately 150 aids to navigation from Brownsville, Texas to Calcasieu, Louisiana. The ship carried out many missions throughout the Gulf of Mexico including: Search and Rescue, Drug and Contraband Interdiction, Environmental Protection, Military Readiness Exercises, and Buoy Deployment Operations with the National Oceanic and Atmosphere Administration.Papaw's main propulsion system was diesel electric. Two 700 hp General Motors E.M.D. diesel engines each drove a DC generator which provided electricity to the 550 volt Westinghouse main motor. At 1200 hp the main motor turned a single shaft to a maximum speed of 13.5 knots (25 km/h). Electric power was supplied by two 200 kW generators each driven by a Detroit Diesel engine. A bow thruster was fitted during the 1989 Service Life Extension Program giving the Papaw greater maneuverability. The Papaw's main boom was hydraulically operated and had a maximum working load of 20 tons.Buoys serviced by the Papaw ranged from tiny 6-foot (2 m) nun buoys to the 35-foot (11 m) tall 18,000 lb Galveston Entrance Channel Buoy. Most buoys are equipped with electrical lights powered by batteries and solar cells. Some have sound signals, radar beacons, and elaborate power systems. All buoys are pulled from the water at least once a year for painting, maintenance, and position checks.The Papaw has received many awards during its history. Her wartime honors include: the World War II Victory Medal, the American Campaign Medal, the Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal, and two National Defense Service Medals. Papaw has also received many peace time commendations, these include: two Coast guard Meritorious Unit Commendations, a Humanitarian Service Medal, and a Coast Guard Special Operations Ribbon. Papaw was decommissioned on 23 July 1999 at Group Galveston, Texas. She was donated to Canvasback Missions of Benicia, California, a nonprofit organization. She is currently operating as the F/V Mersea, an emergency relief ship as part of the Friend Ships fleet. Her sister ship, the USCGC Conifer, is also part of the Friend Ships fleet as the F/V Hope.".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) builder Duluth,_Minnesota.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) builder Marine_Ironworks_&_Shipbuilding_Corporation.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) builder Minnesota.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) commissioningDate "1943-10-12".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) cost "870836.0".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) country United_States.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) decommissioningDate "1999-07-23".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) layingDown "1942-11-16".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) length "54.864".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) shipBeam "11.2776".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) shipLaunch "1943-02-19".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) status "Donated to non-profit organization (F/V Mersea)".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) thumbnail USCGCPapaw.jpg?width=300.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) topSpeed "25.002".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageExternalLink NPS_180_HAER_Report.pdf.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageExternalLink WLB_Photo_Index.asp.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageExternalLink FSFleetMersea.html.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageID "2525643".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageLength "5590".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageOutDegree "38".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageRevisionID "698461911".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Astoria,_Oregon.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Benicia,_California.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Bow_thruster.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Brownsville,_Texas.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Buoy.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Caribbean.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Category:1943_ships.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Category:Mesquite-class_seagoing_buoy_tenders.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Charleston,_South_Carolina.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Cooper_Industries.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Cutter_(boat).
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Diesel-electric_transmission.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Duluth,_Minnesota.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Electric_generator.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Environmental_protection.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Florida_Keys.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Galveston,_Texas.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Gulf_of_Mexico.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Louisiana.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Marine_Iron_and_Shipbuilding_Company.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Marine_Ironworks_&_Shipbuilding_Corporation.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Maryland.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Miami.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Minnesota.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Motors_Liquidation_Company.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink National_Oceanic_and_Atmospheric_Administration.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Pacific_Ocean.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Radar.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink San_Francisco.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Search_and_rescue.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Service_Life_Extension_Program.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink United_States.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink United_States_Lighthouse_Service.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink Westinghouse_Electric_(1886).
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink World_War_II.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLink File:USCGCPapaw.jpg.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageWikiLinkText "USCGC Papaw (WLB-308)".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) shipArmament "*Wartime: 20-mm guns, a 3-inch cannon, and depth charges. *Peacetime: None.".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) shipBuilder Duluth,_Minnesota.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) shipBuilder Marine_Ironworks_&_Shipbuilding_Corporation.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) shipBuilder Minnesota.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) shipCommissioned "1943-10-12".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) shipComplement "7".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) shipCountry United_States.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) shipDecommissioned "1999-07-23".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) shipFate "Donated to non-profit organization".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) shipLaidDown "1942-11-16".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) shipLaunched "1943-02-19".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) shipOriginalCost "870836.0".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) shipPropulsion "2".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) shipRange "at".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:180-class_cutters.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Convert.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_ship_career.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_ship_characteristics.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Shipboxflag.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) subject Category:1943_ships.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) subject Category:Mesquite-class_seagoing_buoy_tenders.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) type MeanOfTransportation.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) type Ship.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) type Class.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) type Ship.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) type Product.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) type DesignedArtifact.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) type Thing.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) type Q11446.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) comment "USCGC Papaw (WLB-308) was a sea-going buoy tender whose design is based on the pre-World War II United States Lighthouse Service Tenders. The original design was modified to provide an armored cutter capable of wartime missions in addition to her primary mission of Aids to Navigation. Papaw was built in 1943 by the Marine Iron and Shipbuilding Company of Duluth, Minnesota. Commissioned 12 October 1943, she was assigned the home port of San Francisco, California.".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) label "USCGC Papaw (WLB-308)".
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) sameAs Q7866172.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) sameAs یواسسیجیسی_پاپاو_(دبلیوالبی-۳۰۸).
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) sameAs m.07ky83.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) sameAs Q7866172.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) wasDerivedFrom USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308)?oldid=698461911.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) depiction USCGCPapaw.jpg.
- USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308) isPrimaryTopicOf USCGC_Papaw_(WLB-308).