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Patrol boat

Point class cutter (82 ft)

United States Coast Guard · United States

Retired

Steel patrol boat used widely for coastal search and rescue and law enforcement for four decades.

Specifications

Hull & dimensions
Manufacturer / builder
Coast Guard Yard; J.M. Martinac
Hull type
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Hull material
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Watertight compartments
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Length overall
25.25 m (82.8 ft)
Length at waterline
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Beam
5.36 m (17.6 ft)
Draught
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Freeboard at bow
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Freeboard at stern
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Displacement
69 t (76.1 US tons)
Gross tonnage
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Net tonnage
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Min vertical clearance
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Height to highest unfixed point
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Height to highest fixed point
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Number built
79
Year introduced
1960
Year retired
2003
Machinery & propulsion
Propulsion type
Twin Cummins diesel
Engines
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Engine manufacturer
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Total engine power
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Fuel type
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Total fuel capacity
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Fresh water capacity
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Launch method
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Members-only

Operating limits (seas, surf, wind), towing and stability data, and detailed engineering specifications are available to Members.

Performance & capabilities
Maximum speed
16.8 kn (31.1 km/h · 19.3 mph)
Range
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Endurance
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Crew complement
10
People capacity
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Self-righting
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Self-bailing
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Ice operations capable
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Max ice-breaking thickness
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Medical facilities onboard
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Members-only

Operating limits (seas, surf, wind), towing and stability data, and detailed engineering specifications are available to Members.

Operational envelope & limits

Members-only

Operating limits (seas, surf, wind), towing and stability data, and detailed engineering specifications are available to Members.

Source citations

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[1]
Point Class Cutter (82')
USCG Historian's Office
https://www.history.uscg.mil/Browse-by-Topic/Assets/Water/All/Cutters-65-ft-or-greater/Article/2001671/point-class-cutter-82/
officialGeneral2026-09-30
[2]
Point-class cutter
Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Point-class_cutter
referenceGeneral2026-09-30