Sea Cloud - IMO 8843446

Name:	Hussar V (1931–35) Sea Cloud
Owner:	Edward Francis Hutton, Marjorie Merriweather Post
Builder:	Krupp Germaniawerft shipyard Kiel, Germany
Launched:	April 25, 1931
Fate:	Chartered to the United States Armed Forces between 1942 and 1944; Post decided in 1955; to sell the ship to president of the Dominican Republic
Name:	USCGC Sea Cloud
Acquired:	Chartered from Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Davies for $1.00 on January 2, 1942
Commissioned:	April 4, 1942
Decommissioned:	April 9, 1943
Identification:	WPG-284
Fate:	transferred to the United States Navy
Notes:	Served with the first racially integrated crew in the United States Armed Forces, under the command of Lieutenant Carlton Skinner
Name:	USS Sea Cloud
Commissioned:	April 9, 1943
Decommissioned:	November 4, 1944
Identification:	IX-99
Fate:	Returned to private ownership with $175,000 for conversion back to pre-war appearance
Name:	presidential yacht Angelita From 1961: Patria
Acquired:	1955
Name:	Patria
Owner:	Operation Sea Cruises Inc.
Acquired:	1966
Fate:	reequipped for charters in Naples
Name:	Antarna
Owner:	Antarna Inc., Miami
Acquired:	1969
Fate:	moored for eight years in Colón, Panama
Name:	Sea Cloud
Owner:	Sea Cloud Cruises GmbH Hamburg
Flag:	Malta (Flag of convenience)
Acquired:	1978
Status:	in service
Notes:	Commissioned as a sailing cruise ship after full scale renovation and modifications at the shipyard where it was originally built
General characteristics
Class and type:	(1942–1944) United States Coast Guard Cutter/(1944–present) barque
Displacement:	3,077 tons
Masts:	4
Figurehead:	Gilded eagle
Length:	316 ft (96 m)
Beam:	49 ft 2 in (14.99 m)
Draft:	19 ft (5.8 m)
Propulsion:	Diesel-electric; two shafts
Speed:	14 knots (26 km/h)
Complement:	(1942–1944) 21 officers, 1 warrant, 13 chief petty officers, 160 enlisted men/(1944–present) 61 civilian crew
Sensors and processing systems:	Three radars: ET 80198-2-22MC ET 8010C 375-500 KC ET 8012B 2100 - 3000 KC Sonar Echo ranging equipment Range recorder Sub-Sig Fathometer
Armament:	2 × 3 in (76 mm)/50 guns 8 × 20 mm/80 guns 4 × K-guns 1 × "Mark X" Hedgehog 2 × depth charge tracks; 44 total depth charges carried on board.