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CITY NMA'OtR TO ALLOCATE AN AMOUNT NOT TO
EXCEED s n foao PROM SPECIAL PROORAMS AND
ACCOUNTS# CONTMI NT PUNDt AS SREC ftNtRS tM
CONNECIrt- ON WITH THE CCCRA09 OF THE
*U,SX*G*C. EAGLE," A COAST GUARD SHIP:
FURTHSR DEMNATNIO VICE -MAYOR J % L,, PLUMMER
AS THE CITY COMMtSStONS LtAtSON POR SAID
PROJECT.
BE IT ARSOLV90 BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI,
PLORIDA:
Section 1. The City Manager is hereby authorized and
directed to allocate an amount not to exceed $10,000 from Special
Programs and Accounts, Contingent Fund,. as seed monies in
connection with the dockage of the United States Coast Guard
Culter "Eagle."
Section 2. Vice Mayor J.L. Plummer is hereby designated as
the City commission's liaison for said project.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this day of,l ,
MAYOR
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mATTY HIRAI, CIT
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
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ROBERT F. CLARK
CHIEF DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY
APPROV AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS:
L-ILUCI A, DOU ERTY
CITY ATTORNEY
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PLtASr REPLY t0:
Miami
August 28, 1987
Cesar Odio, City Manager
City of Miami
3500 Pan American Drive
Miami, Florida 33133
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Eighteen months ago, Bill Cullom and Bill Dresser of the
Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce met with Jack Eads and yourself
to present to the City of Miami a program to promote Miami as a
showcase for navy ships making liberty calls in the Caribbean
area. Shortly after that meeting, authority was granted by the
Commission to make certain improvements to the Bicentennial slip
to provide a facility for docking and handling visiting military
ships.
The program is over a year old and, by Chamber of Commerce
measurement, a remarkable success. The Military Affairs
Committee of the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce would like to
request that you schedule a personal appearance before the City
Commission on September 8, 1987, so that we might share the
record of that success with. those who supported our efforts.
Thank you for your consideration of this request.
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Very truly yours,
W. Reeder Glass, Chairman
Military Affairs Committee
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fat s back to the early hi -A" of the unitH
Stites' l eamptinuous twagoing sovitV,
The fiat E4(;LX wasmilinist,-iotiM In 1^792,
just wo years after the f(ma6(in of the Revenue
Marine, forerunner of todays Coast Guard,
'Today's EAGLE, the seventh in a Ion g line it
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proud cutter. to bear the name, was built in 6 by
the 131ohm & Voss Shipyard, Harnbutz Gerniany, as -
a training vessel for German NavA mdttsi It wits
00missioned now WESSEL, and following %Vt #1d
War It was taken as a war prize by the United St-ites,
On May 15j 1946, the barque was conitnigsionedinto
U.S. Coast Guard service as the EAGLRand sailed
from Bremerhaven to New London, Connecticut.
EAGLE serves as a seagoing clas-stmin for
approximately 175 cadets and instructors front the
U.S. Coast Guard Academy located in New London,
CT. It is on the decks and in the rigging of
the EAGLE that the young men and women of the
Coast Guard Academy get their first taste of salt air
and life at sea. From this experience they develop
a respect for the elements that will be with them
throughout their lifetime. They are tested and chal-
lenged, often to the limits of their endurance. Work -
mg aloft they meet fear and learn to overcome it. The
training the cadets receive under sail has proven to be
an invaluable asset during their subsequent Coast
Guard careers.
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slier l""=10iarf ( ittaiti Aumlemy. At; Ailliti-
they IX-Ift"Ill the It-afletAiiji tillidifili1s fillf.-
mally handled by ititiltit- tiffivos. As tintlmt1as-,ttitqi.
IN, ilets, fill plritiiqis litilill.-ills, Inken by the Imilisled
t",iv fit a ship, including lit'llit watches al the litre
lsrass Alid w(lod wheels tl-,vl to sheet- the eves -'el.
Sailing in RA-61.1,-', radvis, Iuitidle Iii(ire thiti
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200)(1 wittare feet of sail mid 20 milee, tit tivitig'.
ovet. 2m line,; nitist be owoillinated dittitig a 11111111.
Alip llianeliver, -Ai callets, illust lenill the 11"Illie alld
fulidioll of each lille.
The ship readily takes to the task filit which it
was designed. EAGI.Als litill is huilt of stee-1, four
tenths tit an inch thielt. It has two full leligrill sivel
decks with a platti"ill deck below and .1 raised
for(", stle and quatterdeck. The weather decks are
three -Inch thick teak over steel.
When at home, A*A (3,E alotwrsi(le a Her at
the Gast Guat-d Academy (in the `Thames River in
New lmidon. The Acideilly Was ongtill'ally founded
in 1976 with a class, of nine. sindoil,; oil the
Revetitte Cutter 0011111M In 1932 a pentianetit
Academy was built on hind donated by the New
limdon cominfanity. Ettrollmentat the Acidemv ni.1111-
bemapproximately 701 men and women, all of whom
,ail at one time or atiother on America's only active
duty square nigger.
Length, overall ............ 29511,
Speed. under P"Orr ...... 10 knotsLength,
at *aterline ........ 231 It.
Speed. under -ail up to . . . . 17 knots
Beam. greatest ...........39.1 ft.
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Anchors ........... 3.1140 lbs
Freeboard ............... 9-1ft.
Draft, fully loaded ........ 17.011.
Displacement, fully
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Sail Plan
I Flying Jib
loaded 1916 tons
2.( )ufe# Jib
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Ballast (iron pigs) ........ 344tons
3 once Jib
Fuel Oil ............. 24.215gals.
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Fore formast Stai-%ail
Water .............. 56.1409als.
5. Main Royal Staysail
Height of lovetruck ....... 147.3 ft,
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6. Main topgallant Staysail
Height of maintruck ...... 147.3 ft,
7. Main Topmast Staysail
ft. Mien topgallant Staysail
Height of mittentruck.
9. miryen loptn"t Staysail
and Mainyard ........ 78-111h.
Sail area .......... 21,350.6 sq - ft,
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10. Mien Staysail
For more information about the Onst Guard Academy contact the Mice of Admissions:
Director of Adiukqiotis
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
New London, CT06320-4195 87-831
(203)444-8503
Phow on m"m by Ma Newy/DOT U.S. I kpartment of Transportation
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tl; ici Amdemvi As tiviviv-
1t"Wers11i11 ftiiiCti+111, wit.
ficer-, As underda%sliletl,
Ill}t mien by the enlisted
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acid 20 (Miles of liggiili;.
mlAinaled duting a mailer
iiltist leatti the 11ai11e ,till
es to the task for which it
hull is htiilt of steel, f0 m.
t 1111,; two full leligth steel
deck below and ;1 raisccl
-k. The weather decks are
steel.
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1y on the '1'liames River iil
only was oi7l;itlilly founded
niiie. students on lrrard the
iN. In 1932 a lienrrnle"t
land doliated by the New
Jllment at the Academy rnnit
lien and women, all of whrnIl
ier on Americas ()Illy active
SperA. under power ... • .. 10 knt.ls
Speed. under sail up to - 17 kn,as
Anchors ........ ... . . I.KFA lbs.
Sail man
I. Flying lib
2 ()liter Jib
J. Innrr Jib
4 Ft. TOPmast staysail
S. Main Royal Staysail
I, Main topgallant Staysail
7 Main yopmast 513ysail
R. Mine" 1-ritallant Staysail
9. Mitten inpntast Staysail
10. Mirren Staysail
ice of Admissions:
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