MV Cory Chouest

MV Cory Chouest
History
United States
NameCory Chouest
OwnerEdison Chouest Offshore
Launched6 April 1974
Acquiredleased for 5 years by the U.S. Navy, date unknown
In serviceas MV Cory Chouest in 1989
Identification
FateReturned to Louisiana for redelivery to the owners
General characteristics
Typeocean surveillance ship
Tonnage2,667 DWT
Length265'
Beam60'
Draft14'
Propulsiontwo diesels, two shafts, 4,000bhp
Speed11 knots
Complement16 civilian mariners, 41 military and sponsors
Sensors and
processing systems
both passive and active low frequency sonar arrays
Armamentnone

MV Cory Chouest is an ocean surveillance ship leased by the U.S. Navy in 1989 and assigned to the Navy’s Special Missions Program. Cory Chouest had all SURTASS equipment removed and was returned to her original owners in 2008 completing nearly 20 years of service.[1]

  1. ^ "MSC 2008 in Review -- Special Mission Program". Archived from the original on 2011-06-07. Retrieved 2009-03-12.