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- Te Vega is a two-masted, gaff-rigged auxiliary schooner. Originally launched as the Etak, she was designed by New York naval architects Cox & Stevens in 1929 for American businessman Walter Graeme Ladd and his wife, Catherine ("Kate") Everit Macy Ladd. Etak ("Kate" spelled backwards) was built at the Friedrich Krupp Germaniawerft shipyard in Kiel, Germany, and launched in 1930. During World War II she served the US Navy as Juniata (IX-77). She is among the largest steel-hulled schooners afloat. (en)
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- Friedrich Krupp Germaniawerft Kiel, Germany (en)
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- Operation Sail 1976: T/S Te Vega on the Hudson River. (en)
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- Schooner Te Vega in the Hudson River 1976.jpg (en)
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- Etak (en)
- Juniata IX-77 (en)
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- Gaff-rigged auxiliary schooner (en)
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- Te Vega is a two-masted, gaff-rigged auxiliary schooner. Originally launched as the Etak, she was designed by New York naval architects Cox & Stevens in 1929 for American businessman Walter Graeme Ladd and his wife, Catherine ("Kate") Everit Macy Ladd. Etak ("Kate" spelled backwards) was built at the Friedrich Krupp Germaniawerft shipyard in Kiel, Germany, and launched in 1930. During World War II she served the US Navy as Juniata (IX-77). She is among the largest steel-hulled schooners afloat. (en)
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- Etak (en)
- Juniata IX-77 (en)
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