Category:IMO 5321203

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USS Long Island 
Long Island-class escort carrier
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Manufacturer
Yard number
  • 184
Country of registry
Vessel class
Service entry
  • 1940
Mass
  • 7,900 t
Draft
  • 7.83 m
Length
  • 150 m
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Wikidata Q1258270
IMO ship number: 5321203
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Ship

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History

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  • 1940 Named Mormacmail
    • Official number: 239545
    • US Maritime Commission #47
    • Call sign: WEQZ
    • Port: New York
    • Manager: Moore-McCormack Lines
  • 1941.01 Selected for conversion to escort aircraft carrier at Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co., Newport News, Va
  • 1941.03.06 Officially acquired by U.S. Navy
  • 1941.06.02 Commissioned and renamed USS Long Island (AVG-1)
  • 1942.08.20 Reclassified as Auxiliary Aircraft Carrier, USS Long Island (ACV-1)
  • 1943.07.15 Reclassified as Escort Carrier, USS Long Island (CVE-1)
  • 1946.03.26 Decommissioned
  • 1946.04.12 Stricken from Navy list
  • 1947.04.24 Sold to Zidell Ship Dismantling Co., Portland, Oregon, for scrapping
  • 1948.03.12 Renamed Nelly; Flag: Panama
    • Converted to passenger ship at Albina Engineering & Machine Works, Portland, OR
    • Owner: Caribbean Land & Shipping Co (Canada-Europe Line)
    • 1949.02 Went to La Spezia for further conversion
    • 1949.06 Entered service
  • 1953 Renamed Seven Seas; Flag: Panama
    • Converted to cruise ship
    • Owner: University of the Seven Seas
  • 1953 Chartered seasonally to Europe-Canada Line
  • 1955 Sold to Europe-Canada Line; Flag: West Germany
  • 1965.07.17 Fire in engine room, towed to St. John's, Newfoundland
  • 1966 Flag: Netherlands
    • Port: Rotterdam
    • Owner: Student Lodging Company, Rotterdam
    • used in Rotterdam as floating hostel
  • 1971 Sold to Verolme, Rotterdam, used as overseas worker hostel in Rotterdam
  • 1977.05.05 Arrived in Ghent, Belgium for breaking at van Heyghen Freres

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