Derecktor 82m Coast Guard Cutter Cutters for the United States Coast Guard U.S. Coast Guard Cutter – The Famous Class The Seneca was one of nine 82 Meter U.S. Coast Guard cutters built by Derecktor Shipyards between the years 1981 and 1990. The so-called “Famous Class” cutters were designed for multi-mission tasks in law enforcement, search and rescue, marine environmental protection and military preparedness. The cutters feature sensors to detect, track and identify vessels at long range and have a flight deck for a helicopter, thus increasing the vessel’s range and versatility. The Famous Class replaced thirteen World War II and pre-World War II cutters. DERECKTOR SHIPYARDS Since 1947 www.derecktor.com Bridgeport, Ct – Mamaroneck, NY – Dania, FL

Endurance: Fuel - 14 days Accommodations: 109 (Officers: 15, CPO's: 10, Enlisted: 84) Configuration: 2 shaft, 9 ft diameter, controllable pitch propellers Main Engines: ALCO geared diesel, 3,500 hp each engine Generators: 2 x 475 kW Caterpillar ship service Evaporator Output: 6,000 gal./day Helicopter Landing Capability: Flight deck sized to land any existing USCG helicopter Armament: MK 92 fire control system, MK 75-76mm gun, AN/SLQ passive electronics, SRBOC (super rapid blooming offboard chaff) WMEC NO. NAME LOCATION 903 Harriet Lane Portsmouth, VA 910 Thebis Long Beach, CA 911 Forward Long...