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Eagle Boat (PE-42)

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Eagle Boat (PE-33)
similar to PE-42
(US Navy photo)

 

The table below provides historical and statistical data on the vessel. Some of the information may be incomplete. If you have additions or corrections, please e-mail us at the address listed below.

Shipwreck Data

Vessel Name Eagle Boat (PE-42)
Other Names  
Vessel Type Eagle Class Patrol Craft
Owner US Navy
Length / Beam / Draft (feet) 200' / 33' /
Tonnage  
Hull Construction Steel
Propulsion Steam / Screw
Cargo  
Built 1918 at Detroit, MI (Ford Motor Co.)
Date of Loss Scuttled in 1931
Reason for Loss Scuttled
Fatalities None
Location Dumping Grounds - East of Boston - 10 miles east of Graves Light
Coordinates (Lat/Lon)  
Coordinates (Loran C)  
Water Depth (feet) 240'
Typical Visibility (feet)  
Wreck Condition Mostly intact and upright, stern buried in sand.
Diving Considerations A deep, dark and dangerous dive. Wreck is located in an active shipping lane.
Other Information  
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