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Cruise ship Sea Cloud

Sea Cloud moored in the port of Split, Croatia, on September 30, 2011
After the ship stayed in port for eight years, Hartmut Paschburg and a group of Hamburg associates purchased her, once again naming her Sea Cloud. Paschburg and thirty-eight other men sailed the ship to Europe, arriving in the Port of Hamburg on November 15, 1978. Sea Cloud spent eight months undergoing repairs in the now-named Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft shipyard, the very yard she was built in. She was redesigned with a sixty-four passenger capacity for a crew of sixty.^[5] The ship set sail on her first cruise in 1979,^[4] and has since been described by the Berlitz Complete Guide to Cruising & Cruise Ships as "the most romantic sailing ship afloat".^[12] In 2011, the Sea Cloud underwent extensive renovations at the MWB-Werft, Bremerhaven.^[13] She is still operating as a cruise ship.^[4]

Name:	Sea Cloud
Owner:	Sea Cloud Cruises GmbH Hamburg
Flag:	Malta (Flag of convenience)
Acquired:	1978
Identification:	IMO number: 8843446 MMSI number: 256084000 Callsign: 9HOM2
Status:	in service
Notes:	Commissioned as a sailing cruise ship after full scale renovation and modifications at the shipyard where it was originally built
General characteristics
Class and type:	(1942–1944) United States Coast Guard Cutter/(1944–present) barque
Displacement:	3,077 tons
Masts:	4
Figurehead:	Gilded eagle
Length:	316 ft (96 m)
Beam:	49 ft 2 in (14.99 m)
Draft:	19 ft (5.8 m)
Propulsion:	Diesel-electric; two shafts
Speed:	14 knots (26 km/h)
Complement:	(1942–1944) 21 officers, 1 warrant, 13 chief petty officers, 160 enlisted men/(1944–present) 61 civilian crew