LAKE ARLINE

Registry and Rig Information
Name	LAKE ARLINE
Registry	U.S.
Official Number	217059
Rig	Propeller
Dimensions and Tonnage
Length	251.00
Width	43.58
Depth	19.16
Gross Tonnage	2084.00
Net Tonnage	1223.00
Hull Material	Steel
Hull Number	00102
Vessel History
Rebuilds	Rebuilt as weather patrol ship by U.S. Navy, 1941.
History	Laid down for C. Hannevig, of Oslo, Norway; requisitioned by U.S. Shipping Board in April, 1917, prior to launching. Acquired by U.S. Navy on September 15, 1941; renamed USS MONOMOY on October 15, 1941; commissioned on December 24, 1941. As part of Weather Patrol, Atlantic Fleet, was manned by Coast Guard personnel out of Boston, MA. Attacked by German U-boat on July 24, 1942, she returned fire, damaging sub, and forcing it to break off contact. Turned over formally to Coast Guard on October 22, 1943, and removed from Naval Register on October 30, 1943.
Disposition	Scrapped by Patapsco Scrap Co. at Baltimore, MD, in 1951.
Build Information
Builder	Globe Shipbuilding Co.
Place Built	Superior, WI
Date Built	1918-00-00
Source
Source	HCGL

Name	Begin Date	End Date	Registry	Official Number
MASSEY, J. FLOYD	1930-00-00	1941-00-00	U.S.	217059
MONOMOY (AG-40)	1941-00-00	1943-00-00	U.S.	U.S. NAVY
MONOMOY (WAG-275)	1943-00-00	1946-00-00	U.S.	U.S.C.G.
MASSEY, J. FLOYD	1946-00-00	1951-00-00	U.S.	217059

Name	Begin Date	End Date	Registry	Official Number
U.S. Shipping Board	1918-00-00	1925-00-00	U.S.	217059
Lake Arline Steamship Co.	1925-00-00	1930-00-00	U.S.	217059
Steel Products Transportation Co.	1930-00-00	1941-00-00	U.S.	217059
U.S. Navy	1941-00-00	1943-00-00	U.S.	U.S. NAVY
U.S.C.G.	1943-00-00	1946-00-00	U.S.	U.S.C.G.
U.S. Maritime Commission	1946-00-00	1951-00-00	U.S.	217059