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USNS Sacagawea (T-AKE-2) Live Military Ship Tracker | Free Real-Time Tracking of USNS Sacagawea - Cruising Earth

USNS Sacagawea Military Ship Tracker

USNS Sacagawea Real-Time Military Ship Tracking

Track USNS Sacagawea's Current Position In This Live Military Ship Tracker

USNS Sacagawea (T-AKE-2) is a Lewis and Clark Class Dry Cargo / Ammunition Support Ship currently operated by the United States Navy Military Sealift Command. USNS Sacagawea was built by National Steel and Shipbuilding. The ship has been in active service for 19 years.

The Lewis and Clark class dry cargo ships of the U.S. Navy are designed for at-sea replenishment of food, ammunition, spare parts, and other supplies to warships. They enable sustained fleet operations by keeping combatant ships fully supplied while underway.

View USNS Sacagawea's real-time location, route, speed, course history, itinerary updates, port destinations, estimated arrival times, and more in the dry cargo / ammunition support ship tracker map below. All ship position data is sourced directly from the global AIS tracking system, delivering the latest tracking information available. Each new ship report received automatically updates the displayed data.

USNS Sacagawea Military Ship Tracking Map

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USNS Sacagawea Military Ship Details

In Service:2007 | 19 years
Hull Number:T-AKE-2
Class:Lewis and Clark
Builder:National Steel and Shipbuilding
Build Location:
Call Sign:NSAC
Flagged Country:United States
Category:Support Ship
Complement:172
Gross Tons:41,700 GT
Length: 686.0 ft
Beam: 105.6 ft
Draft: 30.0 ft
Speed: 20.0 knots / 23.0 mph
Staterooms:NA

The Lewis and Clark class dry cargo ships of the U.S. Navy are designed for at-sea replenishment of food, ammunition, spare parts, and other supplies to warships. They enable sustained fleet operations by keeping combatant ships fully supplied while underway.

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