MARAD APPROVES USE OF SHIP AS FISH REEF

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MARAD APPROVES USE OF SHIP AS FISH REEF

Journal of Commerce Staff | Mar 28, 1990 7:00PM EST

The Maritime Administration has approved using the USS Algol as an offshore artificial reef.

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