83-foot patrol boat

American Coast Guard patrol craft. 

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Frameless

26-G-2346 Normandy Invasion, June 1944

26-G-3743 Normandy Invasion, June 1944

CG-624, later CG-14, an 83-foot US Coast Guard craft, shortly after its launching during World War II

CG-83301

CG-83369

CG-83434

CG-83475

Coast Guardsmen aboard an 83-foot wooden patrol boat rescue survivors from the English Channel near Normandy, France, June 6, 1944.

Coast Guard Cutter 16, an 83-foot wooden patrol boat assigned to Coast Guard Rescue Flotilla One, sits out of the water in Poole, England, in 1944.

Rescue Flotilla One

USCG-1

USCG-10

USCG-20 and USCG-21

USCG-54

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Google Knowledge entry@			Wikidata
image		26-G-2346 Normandy Invasion, June 1944			Wikimedia
image		26-G-3743 Normandy Invasion, June 1944			Wikimedia
image	1942	CG-624, later CG-14, an 83-foot US Coast Guard craft, shortly after its launching during World War II			Wikimedia
image	1943	CG-83301			Wikimedia
image		CG-83369			Wikimedia
image	1944	CG-83434			Wikimedia
image	1943	CG-83475			Wikimedia
image	2021	Coast Guardsmen aboard an 83-foot wooden patrol boat rescue survivors from the English Channel near Normandy, France, June 6, 1944.			Wikimedia
image	2021	Coast Guard Cutter 16, an 83-foot wooden patrol boat assigned to Coast Guard Rescue Flotilla One, sits out of the water in Poole, England, in 1944.			Wikimedia
image	1944	Rescue Flotilla One			Wikimedia
image		USCG-1			Wikimedia
image	1944	USCG-10			Wikimedia
image		USCG-20 and USCG-21			Wikimedia
image		USCG-54			Wikimedia

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