Category:IMO 8971815

**Delphine**
	ship built in 1921
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Country of registry	Marshall Islands;
Service entry	1921;
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	Q83572284; IMO ship number: 8971815
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Type: Yacht
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Built by: Great Lakes Engineering Works, Ecorse, United States
Yard No: 239
Keel laid:
Launch date: 2.4.21
Date of completion: 5.21
Length over all: 78.5 m (257.8 ft)
LPP: m
Beam: 11.2 m (35.5 ft)
Draught: m
GRT: 1342
DWT: 1950
NET:
Main engine: Three Babcock and Wilcox boilers which power two 1,500 horsepower (1,100 kW) quadruple expansion engines.
Speed: 15 kn

1921 Named: DELPHINE for Horace Dodge, co-founder of Dodge Brothers Flag: United States
1926 Caught fire and sank in New York, recovered and restored
1940 Ran aground in the Great Lakes, repaired
01-1942 Acquired by the United States Navy Renamed: USS DAUNTLESS (PG-61), to serve as flagship for Admiral Ernest King, Commander in Chief of the U.S. Fleet and Chief of Naval Operations
1946 Sold back to Anna Dodge (Horace Dodge's wife) Restored to civilian standards and service Renamed: DELPHINE Flag: United States
1955 Permanently docked at her private pier
1967 Donated to ‘the People to People Health Foundation’
1968 Sold to the Lundeberg Maryland Seamanship School Converted to to training ship Renamed: DAUNTLESS
1986 Sold to the company Travel Dynamics of New York City. Renamed: DELPHINE
1989 Sold to Sea Sun Cruises, a French-Singapore company
1993 Steamed to Marseille, France
1997 Sold at scrap metal price and towed to Brugge, Belgium
02-1998 onwards untill 07-2003 Full restoration for $60 million to the original 1921 condition including interior decor and the original steam engines.
10-09-2003 Renamed: SS DELPHINE by Princess Stéphanie of Monaco Flag: Madeira, Portugal
- MMSI Number: 255986000
- Callsign: CQTJ