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MV Cape Wrath

Cape W-class roll-on/roll-off


Cape W-class roll-on/roll-off

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section1{{Infobox ship/image
imageSS Cape Wrath 1.jpg
image_caption*Cape Wrath* under way
section2{{Infobox ship/career
countryUnited States
flag
name*Cape Wrath*
ownerGrace Marine Co. S.A.
namesakeCape Wrath
completed26 March 1982
builderStocznia im Komuny Partyskiej, Gdynia, Poland (now Stocznia Gdynia)
yard_number48701
launched6 December 1980
acquired7 April 1993
identification*
renamedfrom *Hual Trader*
statusIn active service
section3{{Infobox ship/characteristics
classCape *W*-class roll-on/roll-off
displacement53,652 long tons
tonnage
length697 feet
beam105 feet 11 inches
draft38 feet
propulsionDiesel, single propeller
speed14.9 knots
rangeNot Disclosed
complement27 civilian mariners
armamentnone
armornone
aircraftnone
  • Callsign: WRGJ
  • Pennant number: T-AKR-9962

MV Cape Wrath (T-AKR-9962) was originally built as a commercial ship in 1982 and sold to the Grace Marine Company with the name Hual Trader. She has a sister ship named MV Cape Washington.

Construction and career

She served as a merchant ship until she was purchased by the US Department of Transportation, Maritime Administration on 7 April 1993. From there she was later transferred to the Maritime Administration's Ready Reserve Fleet and assigned to Maryland. Since then she has been activated to serve in bringing vehicles and supplies to Europe, from where they are air-lifted to troops engaged in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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