Sorry if I'm posting a dupe,
but the old man served aboard this cutter forever ago.

ADRNTU

etalr etalr etalr etalr etalr etalr etalr etalr

ALERT (1818)

ALERT (1829)

ALERT (1855; USLHT)

ALERT (1877)

ALERT (1901)

ALERT (1907)

ALERT (1927)

ALERT (1969); WMEC-630

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ALERT et seq. . .

I kept trying to unpuzzle it, but I don't think I ever would have got it! You certainly snowed me, Chief . . .

...gjd

How about...

wryaaacm

I thought the alert post would be easy with all the hints etc.

quote:

Originally posted by chief74Ret:
I thought the alert post would be easy with all the hints etc.

They just confused me more. I kept looking for classes of ships numbering 8 (like the 123s), but that didn't work because there aren't any left! Never thought of 8 cutters with the same name...

...gjd

Reminder:

How about...

wryaaacm

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Yamacraw

Try...

oldxemlaantrneaih

Which one?

Take your pick, but I was looking for the WPG . . .

...gjd

It was that thar feller who had the first ten cuttas built up yonder in the north somewhere good feller but some other feller shot him in a duet.

quote:

good feller but some other feller shot him in a duet.

Rumor has it he was a "bastard" anyway. . .

aaarrttnnesg

Must be the new Guard,there were no gender mix back then.



Narragansett

gsflfatfa

Flagstaff-my favorite city

wm0aat/o8gph

(Hint: 2nd of 3)

Tahoma wpg80 ???