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'''''Marine 3''''' is a [[fireboat]] commissioned by [[San Diego|San Diego, California]]'s [[San Diego Lifeboat Service|Lifeboat Service]] in 2015.<ref name=CommissionMarine3A/> | '''''Marine 3''''' is a [[fireboat]] commissioned by [[San Diego|San Diego, California]]'s [[San Diego Lifeboat Service|Lifeboat Service]] in 2015.<ref name=CommissionMarine3A/> | ||
She supplemented the Service's own [[Marine 1 (San Diego)|''Marine 1'']] and [[Marine 2 (San Diego)|''Marine 2'']], as well as other [[Fireboats of San Diego|fireboats]] operated in San Diego by other agencies, like the [[San Diego Harbor Police]].<ref name=CommissionMarine3A/> | She supplemented the Service's own [[Marine 1 (San Diego)|''Marine 1'']] and [[Marine 2 (San Diego)|''Marine 2'']], as well as other [[Fireboats of San Diego|fireboats]] operated in San Diego by other agencies, like the [[San Diego Harbor Police]].<ref name=CommissionMarine3A/><ref name=capecodfdSanDiegoLifeguards/> | ||
The vessel is a 38 foot vessel, capable of travelling at 38 knots.<ref name=CommissionMarine3A/> Her pumps can project a relatively modest 1,200 gallons per minute. Alternately they can pump water from vessels at risk of sinking. | The vessel is a 38 foot vessel, capable of travelling at 38 knots.<ref name=CommissionMarine3A/> Her pumps can project a relatively modest 1,200 gallons per minute. Alternately they can pump water from vessels at risk of sinking. | ||
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| title = Fireboats: San Diego Lifeguards, CA | |||
| work = [[Cape Cod Fireboats]] | |||
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| title = Mayor Faulconer and Council President Lightner Christen New Lifeguard Fireboat to Make Waterfront Safer for Residents and Tourists Alike: State-of-the-Art Vessel Doubles the Firefighting Capability of Previous Boat | |||
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| author = Kevin L. Faulconer | |||
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Revision as of 05:57, 14 July 2022
Marine 3 is a fireboat commissioned by San Diego, California's Lifeboat Service in 2015.[1]
She supplemented the Service's own Marine 1 and Marine 2, as well as other fireboats operated in San Diego by other agencies, like the San Diego Harbor Police.[1][2]
The vessel is a 38 foot vessel, capable of travelling at 38 knots.[1] Her pumps can project a relatively modest 1,200 gallons per minute. Alternately they can pump water from vessels at risk of sinking.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Kevin L. Faulconer. Mayor Faulconer and Council President Lightner Christen New Lifeguard Fireboat to Make Waterfront Safer for Residents and Tourists Alike: State-of-the-Art Vessel Doubles the Firefighting Capability of Previous Boat, City of San Diego, 2015-06-26. Retrieved on 2022-07-14. mirror
- ↑ Fireboats: San Diego Lifeguards, CA, Cape Cod Fireboats. Retrieved on 2022-07-14. mirror