Talk:Hawaiian Chieftain
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[edit]Since Cape Cod never completed the acquisition of the Chieftain she was never officially renamed as stated in summary table. She is still Hawaiian Chieftain, is owned by GHHSA and sailed by the same crew that sail the Lady Washington.
needs new picture
[edit]The picture is no longer acurate, the chieftan is wood brown with blue hilights, i can provide an updated picture from last september. Let me know what you think people. Supra guy 04:28, 10 December 2006 (UTC)
breaking news
[edit]The Associated Press > October 16, 2007 > > PORTLAND — The U.S. Coast Guard says a sailing vessel foundering off > the coast of Oregon is being towed to Tillamook Bay. > > Twelve people are reported aboard. > > The Coast Guard says it was notified this morning that the 65-foot > Hawaiian Chieftain was in 14-foot seas with 35-knot winds. Its sails > were lowered because of the high wind, and its 490-horsepower engine > had seized. > > A Coast Guard lifeboat was sent to return the craft to port by this > afternoon. —Noah 23:26, 16 October 2007 (UTC)
- Here is a link to that story [1]. —Noah 06:43, 15 November 2007 (UTC)
Hawaiian Chiftan credit for the real builder
[edit]I am trying to correct the credits given for the building of Hawaiian Chieftan. She was built at Lahina Welding by Captain Morgan Davies who was hired as the boat builder or shipwright by Gaylord Drake Thomas who was the project manager and is not a boat builder. The other masters of rigging etc are also not credited and after twenty four years it is about time credit was given where it is due and those who would steel others work as their own be revealed. Ruth — Preceding unsigned comment added by Ruthlessruth (talk • contribs) 18:44, 27 November 2011 (UTC)