Bolivar - Revision history

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	The Bolivar had twin turbo V16 direct reversing Detroit diesels. She could (supposedly) go from 26 knots ahead to 26 knots reverse in 100 yards. The ship was narrow by ship building standards, perfect for her job as a U.S. Navy sub chaser.		The Bolivar had twin turbo V16 direct reversing Detroit diesels. She could (supposedly) go from 26 knots ahead to 26 knots reverse in 100 yards. The ship was narrow by ship building standards, perfect for her job as a U.S. Navy sub chaser.
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		+	==== <center>Picture Gallery - The Bolivar</center> ====
		+	<gallery>
		+	Image: BolivarPic1.jpg\|The Bolivar
		+	</gallery>

	== References ==		== References ==

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-*'''[http://scientolipedia.org/index.php?title=Ships_of_the_Sea_Organization,_1967_to_1975 Ships of the Sea Organization, 1967 to 1975]'''
+*'''[http://scientolipedia.org/info/Ships_of_the_Sea_Organization,_1967_to_1975 Ships of the Sea Organization, 1967 to 1975]'''
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+*'''[http://scientolipedia.org/index.php?title=Ships_of_the_Sea_Organization,_1967_to_1975 Ships of the Sea Organization, 1967 to 1975]'''
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 | Top Speed||20.2 knots
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-The ''Bolivar'' was an ex steel hulled anti-submarine warfare ship.  She slept 48 crew.  Originally known as the ''Grinnel'' as mentioned in OOD (Orders of the Day) of February 24, 1970.  She was renamed the Bolivar in the OOD of June 22, 1970.  The Bolivar was a Sea Org training vessel and stationship for the Pacific area during 1970.  During the summer of 1973 she was tied up next to the Excalibur.
+The ''Bolivar'' was an ex steel hulled anti-submarine warfare ship.  She slept 48 crew.  Originally known as the ''Grinnel'' as mentioned in OOD (Orders of the Day) of February 24, 1970.  She was renamed the Bolivar in the OOD of June 22, 1970.  The Bolivar was a Sea Org training vessel and stationship for the Pacific area during 1970.  During the summer of 1973 she was tied up next to the Excalibur.  During the winter of 1974, the Bolivar was again tied up next to the Excalibur in San Pedro.  The Bolivar had been sold and the new owner had hired the Excalibur's engine room personnel to do repairs before its new usage.
 For a history of it's wartime service click [http://www.navsource.org/archives/12/011230.htm '''here'''].

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 For a history of it's wartime service click [http://www.navsource.org/archives/12/011230.htm '''here'''].
 ==  References  ==
 The majority of this definition was taken from - "Hubbard, L. Ron. Modern Management Technology Defined. Church of Scientology of California, Publications Organization United States. 1976"
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−	The ''Bolivar'' was an ex steel hulled anti-submarine warfare ship. She ~~was 174' long, had a beam of 22', top speed of 25 and~~ slept 48 crew. Originally known as the ''Grinnel'' as mentioned in OOD (Orders of the Day) of February 24, 1970. She was renamed the Bolivar in the OOD of June 22, 1970. The Bolivar was a Sea Org training vessel and stationship for the Pacific area during 1970. During the summer of 1973 she was tied up next to the Excalibur.	+	{\| align="right" style="width:20%" style="border: 1px solid darkgray;"
		+	\|-
		+	! style="background: #85FF85;" colspan="2"\|The Bolivar
		+	\|-
		+	\| colspan="2"\|[[File:Bolivar2.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|center\|The ''Bolivar'']]
		+	\|-
		+	\| border="0" style="width:50%"\|Length\|\|style="width:50%"\|173' 8"
		+	\|-
		+	\| Beam\|\|23'
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		+	\| Displacement\|\|280 tons
		+	\|-
		+	\| Draft\|\|10' 10"
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		+	\| Top Speed\|\|20.2 knots
		+	\|}
		+	The ''Bolivar'' was an ex steel hulled anti-submarine warfare ship. She slept 48 crew. Originally known as the ''Grinnel'' as mentioned in OOD (Orders of the Day) of February 24, 1970. She was renamed the Bolivar in the OOD of June 22, 1970. The Bolivar was a Sea Org training vessel and stationship for the Pacific area during 1970. During the summer of 1973 she was tied up next to the Excalibur.

	== References ==		== References ==

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	The majority of this definition was taken from - "Hubbard, L. Ron. Modern Management Technology Defined. Church of Scientology of California, Publications Organization United States. 1976"		The majority of this definition was taken from - "Hubbard, L. Ron. Modern Management Technology Defined. Church of Scientology of California, Publications Organization United States. 1976"

		+	== File Usage ==
		+	This page links to the following file;
		+	*'''[http://scientolipedia.org/index.php?title=Ships_of_the_Sea_Organization,_1967_to_1975 Ships of the Sea Organization, 1967 to 1973]'''
	[[Category:Sea Org Ships]]		[[Category:Sea Org Ships]]