Former USS Bannock (ATF 81) 1999 Picture from:
Piet, Elizabeth en Alex Sinke,
Stationsweg 21,
3151 HR Hoek van Holland,
The Netherlands
Former
USS Bannock (ATF 81) Sold to Italy in 1954. Served as an
Oceanographic vessel for the Coast Guard of Italy. (With
permission of Giancarlo Arcari of the CNR ISMAR)
Former
USS Bannock (ATF 81) Sold to Italy in 1954. Served as an
Oceanographic vessel for the Coast Guard of Italy. (With
permission of Giancarlo Arcari of the CNR ISMAR)
Former
USS Bannock (ATF 81) Sold to Italy in 1954. Served as an
Oceanographic vessel for the Coast Guard of Italy. (With
permission of Giancarlo Arcari of the CNR ISMAR)
Former
USS Bannock (ATF 81) Sold to Italy in 1954. Served as an
Oceanographic vessel for the Coast Guard of Italy. (With
permission of Giancarlo Arcari of the CNR ISMAR)
Former
USS Bannock (ATF 81) Sold to Italy in 1954. Served as an
Oceanographic vessel for the Coast Guard of Italy. (Contributed
by Michael Feagin) (The following was emailed to him from the
Italian Coast Guard: The photo was sent to me last week by the
Guardia Costiera: "regarding Your mail of 07/03/2005 we inform You
that the ship is in "disarmament" and that she is in the Naples
Port. We send the photo of the ship.")
Former
USS Bannock (ATF 81)This photo is newer than photos
posted above from July 2005(Contributed
by Michael Feagin)
Former
USS Bannock (ATF 81)
After a couple years being laid up at Molo
San Vincenzo in Naples, the ship has been moved to a maintenance
facility. A contractor working for the community of Procida is
preparing the Bannock to be made into a floating museum of the
sea. Photo and information provided by Bryan Pruett
Former
USS Bannock (ATF 81) A gorgeous photo of Naples
Harbor circa 2006. At the right edge of the photo is the
former USS Bannock, showing her port side profile (about two
ships from the bottom). Contributor Bryan Pruett says his
grandfather was Sam Morgan, the first C.O. of the Bannock. Bryan is
in Italy periodically on business and has been giving some minimal
assistance to the
Island of Procida to help them gain the funding required to turn the
ship into a floating museum.
Another port side profile as BANNOCK is tied up "Stern
to". (Contributed by Bryan Pruett)
A starboard profile of the above photo.. (Contributed by
Bryan Pruett)
Bridge Of Bannock CP 451. (Photo from Bryan Pruett)
BANNOCK recently in Italy. (Photo from Bryan Pruett)
