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Seawolf Park is home to the USS Cavalla and the USS Stewart. The Cavalla is a World War II Gato class submarine. She serves as a memorial to World War II submariners that are still on eternal patrol. The Stewart is destroyer escort (one of only two remaining in the world) and serves as a memorial to all DE sailors. The park also has on display the sail from the USS Tautog SSN 639 which stands as a memorial to cold war submarine sailors.
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Aerial view of the USS Cavalla and USS Stewart on display at Seawolf Park in Galveston Texas. |
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Cavalla Historical Foundation |
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Mission Statement The mission of the Cavalla Historical Foundation is to provide a unique historical, educational and patriotic Experience of Undersea Warfare. We are committed to preserving our nation's ships and promoting the Legacy of those who served abroad submarines and anti submarine vessels." |
Vision Statement We will be the Center of Excellence for Undersea Warfare History and Study.
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| Seawolf Park is located on Pelican Island in Galveston Texas. Pelican Island was home to the second largest immigration center in the United States. | ||||
| Donations to the maintenance and restoration of these historic ships may be made using PayPal by using the button. All donations are tax deductable. | ||||
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This site is maintained by the Cavalla Historical Foundation |
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Cavalla Historical Foundation 601 Tremont St. Galveston, TX 77551 (409) 770-3196 |
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John McMichael MMCM(SS) , USN Retired | ||
| Webmaster: | Ron Harter | |||
| This site is best when viewed with Internet Explorer | ||||
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This Page Last Updated: 11/13/2010 |
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