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Photographer:
andrecas [ View profile ]
Captured:
May 3, 2018
Title:
Bgc 080
Location:
Havana, Cuba
Photo Category:
Coast Guard
Added:
May 11, 2018
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671
Image Resolution:
3,648 x 2,190

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Moving very quickly toward the port. Difficult to get better shot (with intense heat and sun reflecting off the water).
Looks like a type of service craft?
Pennant read either 080 or 089...?

Appreciate help in identifying subject vessel. Thank you.

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person
Thank you for the additional information.
(Gracias por la información adicional)

Sent from I6S

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person
If friend, the colored strips mean those of our flag. MGR acronym in Castilian of the NAVY OF WAR REVOLUTIONARY, although I believe that this ship is of the TGF troops guard borders. And forgive the delay in answering, I was in Cuba and there the internet is something prehistoric. I think we agreed on dates there. A greeting. Captain Carlitos.

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person
Gracias por tu comentario (Thank you for your comment).

Sent via I6S

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person
Friends andrecas
is the number 080,Tropas guarda fronteras.
Rgd

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person
Thank you Manuel. I've changed the title and category per your comment. Should new information become available I will adjust accordingly.

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person
I'm pretty sure she is the cuban coast-guard ship 'BGC 080'.
- https://www.lacuadernacubana.com/mgr/
- https://www.marinetraffic.com/es/ais/details/ships/323000011

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Thank you for your input. The red/white/blue stripe (colours Cuban flag) on bow suggest official/government vessel....? If Navy, the title might read something like MGR 080...? I PM'd Captain Carlitos several days ago hoping he might be able to positively identify. Thanks again for your comments.

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person
The presence of a kind of official seal on the side of the bridge and painted lines on the bow seems to point a coast guard or customs ship.

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person
The number is 080.

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