Sea Hawk

The Sea Hawk is an United States Coast Guard Cutter from the Island-class. Designed to work well off the coasts, with good seakeeping capabilities and a big range of 3,300 nm

After the first few years of its career in the North-Atlantic the Sea Hawk spend the majority of its time patrolling the caribbean.

The Sea Hawk sunk in the Bermuda triangle after a failed attemtempt to board and inspect the Pirateship Sunset Dawn. Killing all but one survivor of the crew, including the commanding officer Lieutenant Baltisar.

 

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Propulsion

Two caterpillar marine diesel engines on twin propellers.

Weapons & Armament

One Mk 38, 25 mm gun mounted on the bow.
Two .50 cal M2 machine guns on the sides.

Armor and defense

The Island-class patrol boats do not carry any armour other then the standard hull plating.

Hangars & docked vessels

One small RIB powered with an outboard motor.

Name
Sea Hawk
Hull number
WPB -1354

Class

Island-class

Designation

USCGC

Crew

• Lieutenant Baltisar

Owning Organization

United States Coast Guard

Rarity

55 ships in the same class

Width

6,4m / 21ft

Length

34m / 110ft

Weight

168 tons

Speed

29,5 knots

Complement / Crew

16, 2 officer and 14 crew.

Built
1995
Commissioned
1st of June 1996
Status
Exploded and sunk

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