United States Coast Guard Cutter TANEY is the last surviving warship afloat today from the December 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor. Home ported in Honolulu, Hawaii in 1937, the cutter was converted to military duty during World War II and saw action in the Pacific, Atlantic and Mediterranean.
Refitted into a Coast Guard patrol cutter in the post-war years, TANEY carried out ocean weather patrol, law enforcement and search and rescue missions. Decommissioned in 1986, she is now a National Historic Landmark, displayed in Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
The gray hull resin replica AB # 120 is a limited edition of 750.
11"L x 4"W x 5"H, overall with base. Numbered from 651-750.
Also available in the fittings and colors of the modern USCG
service as AB# 119.
Refitted into a Coast Guard patrol cutter in the post-war years, TANEY carried out ocean weather patrol, law enforcement and search and rescue missions. Decommissioned in 1986, she is now a National Historic Landmark, displayed in Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
The gray hull resin replica AB # 120 is a limited edition of 750.
11"L x 4"W x 5"H, overall with base. Numbered from 651-750.
Also available in the fittings and colors of the modern USCG
service as AB# 119.