114′ Rebecca H

The vessel is equipped with a comprehensive communication suite including 4 VHF radios, 3 GPS units, 2 Radar systems, 2 Sounders, a SAT Phone, Starlink internet, and an SSB radio for extended range communication. This ensures reliable connectivity and navigation support in various maritime conditions.

The vessel is outfitted with extensive safety equipment such as 2 fire hoses, 2 fire pumps, an EPIRB, 2 life rafts each with 50-person capacity, 75 life jackets, 3 life rings, and 5 fire extinguishers. These features ensure preparedness for emergencies and passenger safety at sea.

The vessel's home port is Hyannis, Massachusetts. This is the primary harbor where the vessel is based and maintained.

Onboard the vessel, there are several cranes including two 2,000 lb cranes, a boom knuckle crane rated at 2 tons, and a steel A Frame 2 ton hoist. Additionally, there is a drum hauler capable of lifting 6 tons. These cranes support cargo handling and various operational tasks.

This vessel serves multiple functions including passenger transportation, observation, standby duties, guard, safety, target, and survey operations. It is designed for versatile maritime applications.

Yes, the vessel is equipped with lifesaving equipment including two 50-person capacity life rafts, 75 life jackets, and 3 life rings, ensuring robust provisions for passenger safety in emergencies.

Yes, the vessel includes specialized equipment such as a steel A Frame hoist with a 2-ton capacity, a 6-ton drum hauler, and multiple cranes, which facilitate offshore marine operations, cargo handling, and survey tasks.