NRP Sagres

**NRP Sagres III**
	1962 training ship of the Portuguese Navy Sagres
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Instance of	three-masted barque; training vessel;
Call sign	CTEC;
Named after	Albert Leo Schlageter; Guanabara Bay; Sagres Point;
Has use	training vessel;
Operator	Kriegsmarine (1938–); Portuguese Navy (1962–); Brazilian Navy (1948–); United States Navy (1944–);
Manufacturer	Blohm + Voss;
Location of creation	Blohm + Voss;
Yard number	515;
Vessel class	Gorch Fock-class training ship;
Service entry	8 February 1962 (Portuguese Navy); 1948 (Brazilian Navy); 12 February 1938 (Kriegsmarine); 1944 (United States Navy);
Date of official opening	1937;
Significant event	keel laying (1936); ship launching (1937);
Mass	1,869 t;
Beam	12 m;
Draft	5 m;
Length	89 m;
Maximum capacity	162 human (ship's company); 200 human (cadet);
Different from	Sagres I; Rickmer Rickmers;
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	Q604597; IMO ship number: 8642579; MMSI: 263141000
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NRP Sagres, the third of that name, is a Portugues tall ship, built in the 1930s in Germany as Albert Leo Schlageter, a sister of the Gorch Fock (1933). The earlier Sagres (II) has returned to Germany, as Rickmer Rickmers.

Ship[edit]

Type: BARK
1937 Built by Blohm & Voss, Hamburg, Germany
Overall length: 89.50 m
Length (hull): 81.20 m
Breadth: 12.00 m
Draught: 5.50 m
Sail area: 1796 m2
Ship's hull: Stahl / Steel
Main engine: MAN Diesel, 750 Pk

History[edit]

1937 Named: Albert Leo Schlageter as sailing training ship ordered by the German Navy Used for occasional training during World War II at the Baltic Sea, damaged by a mine Flag: Germany
1945 Taken by the USA as reparation for the war
1948 Passed on to Brazil Renamed: Guanabara Flag: Brazil
End 1961: Taken over by the Portuguese Navy Renamed: Sagres II (after a harbour town) Registered port: Lissabon Flag: Portugal
- MMSI Number: 263141000