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Portuguese sail training ship SAGRES arrives in Portsmouth for Trafalgar 200 24 Jun 05
Former name(s):
- Guanabara (Until 1962)
- Albert Leo Schlageter (Until 1948)
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Name: Sagres II
Former names: Albert Leo Schlageter, Guanabara
Registered port: Lissabon
Nation: PO
Type of rigging: BARK
Year built: 1937
Yard: Blohm & Voss, Hamburg, GER
Overall length: 89.50 m
Length (hull): 81.20 m
Breadth: 12.00 m
Draught: 5.50 m
Sail area: 1796 m2
Ship's hull: Stahl / Steel
Power: 750 PS
Engine: MAN Diesel
# launched as the "Albert Leo Schlageter" in 1937, she belongs to a series of sailing training ships ordered by the German Navy, the "Eagle" ex-"Horst Wessel" 1936 und the "Gorch Fock II" (1958) were built after the same drawings
# used for occasional training during World War II at the Baltic Sea, damaged by a mine
# taken by the USA as reparation for the war, passed on to Brazil in 1948, she sailed as the training ship "Guanabara" for the Brazilian navy
until 1961
# taken over by the Portuguese Navy at the end of 1961, renamed the "Sagres II" (after a harbour town)
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Steve Ellwood (admin)
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