Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Detroit Marine Historian, v. 44, n. 4 (December 1990), p. 3

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ANITA DEE II Detroit River July 8, 1990 Editor’s- photo Aluminum yacht built in 1989-90 at Crown Point, Louisiana by Aluminum Boats Incorporated for Tee Dee Enterprises Incorporated: 140 X 33 X 9.5. Hull and superstructure fabricated by Equitable Shipyards in New Orleans, Louisiana. She is designed to be used in Chicago during the summer and in Florida in the winter. U.S.S. SCOUT November 4, 1990 St. Clair River photo by Ray Bawal Jr. Wood and fiberglass—reinforced plastic minesweeper (MCM 8) built in 1989-90 at Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin ay) Peterson Builders for the U.S. Navy: 224 X 34 X 10.3: 1,200 tons loaded displacement. Launched May vy I, 44-4-3

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