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World War II ship being remade into home for homeless veterans

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The USS Shackle served the Navy as a rescue and salvage ship during World War II. It became the Coast Guard cutter Acushnet in 1946. In 1952, it helped rescue crews when two tankers both split in half off Cape Cod, Massachusetts. In 1978, it covered 18,000 miles in 82 days gathering data for the Global Weather Experiment.

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World War II ship being remade into home for homeless veterans

A man with a mission envisions the ship as a place for homeless veterans to live and train for jobs, and a museum with a café.

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