USCGC Mohawk's Final Voyage
Starting May 16, 2012, "Mighty MO" was in port at Fort Myers Beach, FL, to be cleaned and getting ready to be scuttled 28 miles off the coast of Lee County in its final service as a Veteran's Memorial artificial reef. She was sunk on July 2, 2012.
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