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SS American Reliance (Non-retention)

The SS American Reliance is a break bulk cargo vessel built for United States Lines in June 1965.  The Maritime Administration acquired the vessel in July 1983 on a trade-in, and joined the Suisun Bay Reserve Fleet as part of the National Defense Reserve Fleet.  The Maritime Administration downgraded American Reliance to non-retention status in January 2004; it is currently awaiting disposal.
American Reliance Bow
American Reliance Bow American Reliance Stern