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Port call cancelled for coronavirus fear
The 'Eagle' has canceled its upcoming port call on March 12, 2020, in Charleston. Due to health and safety concerns, the ship will no longer arrive in Charleston as expected.Out of an abundance of caution for the crew and trainees currently embarked, the Coast Guard has chosen to cancel the planned port call for this weekend. The Eagle was scheduled to arrive in Charleston for three days starting on March 13.
Man over board at Crosshaven
The Crosshaven RNLI launched to reports of a man overboard from the visiting "Eagle" off Cork Harbour in the morning of May 24, 2016. The Crosshaven lifeboat was tasked alongside the local Irish Coast Guard unit and the Waterford-based coastguard helicopter Rescue 117 after the crewman fell overboard from the sail training barque. However the operation was stood down shortly after launch as the tall ship mounted its own successful rescue of the casualty.
Coast Guard ship "Eagle" back on high seas
The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Eagle, a training tall ship for Coastie cadets, is due to sail this morning after a four-day visit to the Charlestown Navy Yard. The Eagle has been sailing since March throughout the Caribbean, Canada and along the Eastern Seaboard, according to the ship’s website. The next stop for the Eagle will be Portsmouth, N.H., from Aug. 2-5. The Eagle, formerly the German navy ship Horst Wessel, was built in 1936 in Hamburg. It was used to train naval cadets in Nazi Germany, but was taken as a war prize by the U.S. after World War II. It sailed across the Atlantic to its current home at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New London, Conn., and is now used by the Coast Guard to train up to 150 cadets at a time. - See more at: http://bostonherald.com/news_opinion/local_coverage/2013/07/coast_guard_ship_back_on_high_seas#sthash.6dgt9DaX.dpuf
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