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Well it sure looks like a fishing boat to this totally untrained eye. I'm gonna guess that it's a net-tender.
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Too easy...
 
How'd you like to cross the Pacific on that beat up little tub-ette?
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Looks wooden hulled but definitely beat up so maybe it did cross the pond.
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Mine sweeper?

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A death trap? 
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The winner of the Best Designed Ship of WWII thread

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"The winner of the Best Designed Ship of WWII thread"
 
No, but ought to be in the running.  Very well designed for their intended job, and probably had more actual impact on the war than most of floating junk piles/money pits/resource hogs being bandied about as "Best Designed".
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ORIGINAL: Nikademus

The winner of the Best Designed Ship of WWII thread

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I think its English or American because its number 415.
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ORIGINAL: juliet7bravo

"The winner of the Best Designed Ship of WWII thread"

No, but ought to be in the running.  Very well designed for their intended job, and probably had more actual impact on the war than most of floating junk piles/money pits/resource hogs being bandied about as "Best Designed".

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[Psst: The boats in A Bridge Too Far were not inflatables, they were collapse-ables.]
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USN YMS 135-445 Yard or Base Minesweeper (YMS 415).
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Join the Navy and see the world. These guys got screwed. Pretty hard to chat up the skirts with this billet.[8D]
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Something really in need of a paint job.
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Looking at the garb on the sailors and the hazy background, I am going to take a stab at location: Dutch Harbor?
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It sure isn't the tropics
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Surely that's the Golden Gate bridge I can see in the background.
 
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That does look like the Golden Gate.
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YP-415 would be my guess.
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