Operation Sail - Salute To The Statue of Liberty (1986)

Salute To The Statue of Liberty (1986)

Celebrating the Statue of Liberty centennial

Participants in the 1986 Parade of Ships

Eagle (USA)
Ernestina (USA)
Danmark (Denmark)
Christian Radich (Norway)
Libertad (Argentina)
Zenobe Gramme (Belgium)
Bluenose II (Canada)
Esmeralda (Chile)
Gloria (Colombia)

Guayas (Ecuador)
Belem (France)
Dewaruci (Indonesia)
Galaxy (Israel)
Amerigo Vespucci (Italy)
Cuauhtémoc (Mexico)
Sørlandet (Norway)
Shabab Oman (Oman)

Sagres II (Portugal)
Juan Sebastián de Elcano (Spain)
Svanen of Stockholm (Sweden)
Calida (Scotland)
Capitan Miranda (Uruguay)
Simon Bolivar (Venezuela)
Elissa (USA)
Gazela of Philadelphia (USA) Roseway (USA)

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