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Known for their distinctive black and gray stripes on a red hull, GLF has been in service for many years. Home to three AAA class freighters and three 1000 footers, Great Lakes Fleet plays a major role in commerical shipping on the lakes. |
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Arthur M. Anderson down-bound in the
St. Marys River; the Ojibway is approaching the Anderson |
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Cason J. Callaway in the Detroit River |
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John G. Munson off Whitefish Point |
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Roger Blough passing Mackinaw Island |
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Phillip R. Clarke entering the Poe Lock |
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Presque Isle departing the Poe Lock |
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The bow of the Edwin H. Gott in the Poe Lock |
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Edgar B. Speer in the lower St. Mary's River |
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USS Great Lakes Fleet Fleet Information
AAA Class Ships
Arthur M. Anderson
Cason J. Callaway
Phillip R. Clarke
All AAA ships- 1952 767' x 70' x 36'
1000 Footers
Edgar B. Speer - 1980
Edwin H. Gott - 1979
Both Footers - 1004' x 105' x 56'
Presque Isle - Barge - 1973 974'6" x 104'7" x 46'6"
Presque Isle - Tug - 1973 153'3" x 54" x 31'3"
Overall Dimensions Together - 1000" x 104'7" x 46'6"
Roger Blough 1972 858' x 105' x 41'6"
John G. Munson 1952 768'3" x 72' x 36'
Supply Boat
Ojibway 1949 53' x 28' x 7' |
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