CGC Manta Was Decommissioned In 2021
CGC Manta (WPB-87320) was a Marine Protector Class Patrol Ship previously operated by the United States Coast Guard. CGC Manta was built by Bollinger Shipyards in Louisiana. The ship had an active service life of 21 years.
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CGC Manta Military Ship Details
Homeport: Galveston, Texas
In Service:2000 | 21 years
Decomm:2021
Class:Marine Protector
Builder:Bollinger Shipyards
Build Location:Louisiana
Call Sign:NRKD
Flagged Country:United States
Category:Patrol Ship
Crew:10
Gross Tons:91 GT
Length:
85.3 ft
Beam:
19.7 ft
Draft:
5.6 ft
Speed:
25.0 knots / 28.8 mph
Staterooms:NA
The Marine Protector class coastal patrol boats are highly maneuverable vessels widely used by the U.S. Coast Guard for port security and law enforcement. Their speed, agility, and modern electronics make them effective for intercepting threats and conducting search and rescue in coastal waters.
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