Ships of the U.S. Coast Guard, 1940-1945

WPR-57 Pamlico

• 158' class River Gunboat:
• Displacement: 455 tons
• Length: 158'
• Beam: 30'
• Draft: 5'8"
• Speed: 9.4 knots
• Armament: None
• Complement: 3 officers, 1 warrant, 33 enlisted
• Triple-expansion steam reciprocating engines, twin screws, 600 shaft hp.
• Built at Pusey & Jones, Wilmington, Del., and commissioned 26 July 1907

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Designed for service in inland waters, Pamlico was assigned to the 5th District and stationed at New Bern, N.C. throughout the war.

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