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Former San Diego Bay cabin cruiser now operating as US Navy ceremonial barge

Former San Diego Bay cabin cruiser now operating as US Navy ceremonial barge

World Maritime
Former San Diego Bay cabin cruiser now operating as US Navy ceremonial barge

The vessel will be used only for activities such as official navy or Defense Department ceremonies and welcoming US and foreign dignitaries.

Forged to Fight has since replaced Chesapeake, which was deemed by the navy as unfit to continue operating as a ceremonial barge due to her condition and the increasing cost of repair, a spokesperson for the service told USNI News.

During her previous operation as Sirara, the vessel was used to host private events in San Diego Bay.

Features include a climate-controlled lounge, a top deck offering 360-degree views, a state-of-the-art multimedia system, a full bar, two restrooms, LED lighting, and over 1,500 square feet (140 square metres) of contemporary event space over two decks.

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