Talk:USCGC Acushnet (WMEC-167)

message: Does anyone have any info on my friend David Krenke?  He died at 23 years of lukemia in the uscg.  He was ltjg,having attending ocs.  He was damage contorlman by trade.  Was my best friend and just found pic of this ship.   He died in 1960  —Preceding unsigned comment added by 207.118.164.219 (talk) 01:15, 18 August 2010 (UTC)
thread_title:  My freind David Krenke 

message: The following is copied from the GSA auction of the ACUSHNET:
US NAVY DIVER CLASS VESSEL
Sale-Lot Number: 41QSCI11168001 
State: AK 
Current Bid: 600,825 USD (just before closing, final bid not known)
Bidders: 25 
Close Time: 03/16/2011 10:48 PM CT * 
Time Remaining: 6 Minutes. 
DescriptionBidding DetailsBid History
USCGC ACUSHNET IS A US NAVY DIVER CLASS VESSEL ORIGINALLY BUILT FOR THE US NAVY IN 1943 AND LAUNCHED AS THE USS SHACKLE (ARS 7). VESSEL TRANSFERRED TO THE US COAST GUARD IN AUGUST OF 1946 AND RENAMED ACUSHNET. VESSEL DISPLACEMENT IS APPROXIMATELY 1,740 FULLY LOADED. THE FOLLOWING EQUIPMENT WILL BE REMOVED FROM THE VESSEL FOR REUSE ON OTHER COAST GUARD VESSELS MAKING IT UNSAFE TO SAIL UNTIL REPLACEMENT EQUIPMENT IS INSTALLED BY NEW OWNER: SHIP~S RADAR, SHIP~S RADIO AND ASSOCIATED ANTENNA, NAVY TYPE NAVY OWNED (NITO), AND CRYPTO GEAR. THE VESSEL WILL BE AVAILABLE TO NEXT OWNER ON APRIL 10, 2011 IN KETCHIKAN, ALASKA OR APRIL 17, 2011 IN SEATTLE, WASHINGTON. SHIP WILL NEED TO BE TOWED FROM COAST GUARD PIER WITHIN 24 HOURS OF BEING SIGNED OVER TO NEW OWNER. IN ADDITION TO INSTALLED EQUIPMENT ON BOARD THE SHIP AT TIME OF SALE THE FOLLOWING NEW PARTS COME WITH THE SHIP AND WILL NEED TO BE PICKED UP FROM A WAREHOUSE IN ROSEBURG, OREGON BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. THE NEW ITEMS ARE: 1) AFT END ASSEMBLY SEAL, 2) FWD EN ASSEMBLY SEAL, 3) JOURNAL BEARING, 4) MAIN PROPULSION GENERATOR ARMATURE, 5) MARINE THRUST BLOCK, 6) OIL SEAL, 7) OIL SLINGER, 8) TWO THRUST BEARINGS, 9) TWO WARPING CAPSTAN, 10) MAIN MOTOR FIELD WINDINGS,11) MAIN MOTOR VENTILATION DUCTING, & 12) MAIN MOTOR ARMATURE. ITEMS CONTAINED IN MULTIPLE CRATES WITH AN ESTIMATED TOTAL WEIGHT OF 30,228 LBS TAKING UP 178 SQ FEET OF FLOOR SPACE. USCGC ACUSNET WILL CONVEY WITH THE FOLLOWING SMALL BOATS ONBOARD CG-226504, MANUFACTURED BY ZODIAC, HULL IDENTIFICATION NUMBER: XDC 63247C000, DATE OF ACQUISITION: 4/24/2000, CG-226508, MANUFACTURED BY ZODIAC, MODEL: H630, HULL IDENTIFICATION NUMBER: XDC 63259J001, DATE OF ACQUISITION: 5/8/2001. POTENTIAL BIDDERS WISHING TO ARRANGE AN APPOINTMENT TO VIEW THE VESSELS MAY CONTACT LT LEE DAVIS, ENGINEERING OFFICER VIA PHONE AT (907) 228-0205 EXT. 220 OR VIA EMAIL AT WILLIAM.L.DAVIS@USCG.MIL. POTENTIAL BIDDERS INTERESTED IN OBTAINING AN APPOINTMENT TO INSPECT THE SPARE PARTS PERTAINING TO THIS SALE MAY CONTACT MR. STEVE SKENZICK (HPS ELECTRIC) VIA PHONE AT 541-673-3162. PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THE SPARE PARTS ARE LOCATED AT 3801 NW STEWART PARKWAY, ROSEBURG, OREGON AND INSPECTION WILL BE DONE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. THE SUCCESSFUL BIDDER WILL BE REQUIRED TO REMOVE ALL ITEMS FROM BOTH LOCATION SITES. LISTED BELOW IS MORE INFORMATION PERTAINING TO THE USCGC ACUSHNET (WMEC-167) VESSEL: BUILT BY BASALT ROCK CO. NAPA, CA LENGTH 213 FEET 6 INCHES, BEAM 40 FEET 8 INCHES, DRAFT 13 FEET 11 INCHES, ENGINES: DIESEL, NEW SHAFTS AND PROPS IN 2009. MAX SPEED 14.4 KTS, 10,000 NM RADIUS, FUEL CAPACITY 95,960 GALLONS, VESSEL IS FREE OF REGULATED PCB~S.*****PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THE CRATES WHICH CONTAIN THE SPARE PARTS WILL NOT BE OPENED*****USCGC ACUSHNET IS A US NAVY DIVER CLASS VESSEL IN FULL WORKING ORDER, ORIGINALLY BUILT FOR THE US NAVY*****REPAIRS MAY BE REQUIRED***** Z7009800600001 
THE CONDITION OF THE PROPERTY IS NOT WARRANTED.
Property Location and inquiries/questions regarding property, its inspection and/or removal:
US Coast Guard
Please Contact Custodian Listed For 
Address Of Listed Equipment 
Ketchikan, AK 99901  —Preceding unsigned comment added by 69.182.159.177 (talk) 04:17, 17 March 2011 (UTC)
thread_title:  GSA Auction info, at closing for the Acushnet 

message: I was stationed on the ole girl from Jan 1972 to Sept 1974. Just a simple E-3 Seaman, enjoyed the special job we had working w/ NOAA and the National Data Buoy Project. We slowly towed those things out into the Gulf of Mex and as far away, thru the Bermuda Tri to the southeast US Atlantic Coast. We got to be known as 'the Pirates of the Caribbean'.
Did anyone else attend the Crane Operator Course/School on nearby NCBC (the Seebee Base)? 76.218.248.127 (talk) 16:46, 21 July 2013 (UTC)
thread_title:  Shipboard Crane Operator 

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