< Howard Greene SP-2200
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Howard Greene SP-2200

 

Howard Greene

A former name retained.

(SP-2200: dp. 230; 1. 92'; b. 22'; dr. 11'3"; s. 12 k.; a. 2 2-pdrs., 1 mg.)
Howard Greene ( SP-2200), a steam harbor tug built in 1917 by the Baltimore S.B. & D.D. Co., Baltimore, Md.,was purchased by the Navy 11 February 1918. While
serving as a district tug at the Washington Navy Yard,she W&S renamed Catawba (q.v.) and class)fied YT-32 20 July 1920. Ordered to Norfolk 18 July 1922, the tug
served in the Hampton Roads area until 1933 when she was transferred to Charleston, S.C. Reclassified YTM-32 on 15 May 1944, she operated out
of Charleston Harbor through World War II. Catawba was placed out of service 20 August 1946, transferred to the Maritime Commission 26 December 1946, and sold to Lockwood Bros., Charleston, S.C.