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The USCGC Eagle (WIX-327) is a historic and iconic sailing ship that serves as a training ship for the U.S. Coast Guard. She was originally built in 1936 in Germany as the German sailing ship Horst Wessel. After World War II, she was turned over to the United States as a war prize and has served as a training ship for the U.S. Coast Guard ever since.
The USCGC Eagle is one of the largest sailing ships in active service and is considered a symbol of traditional naval training. The ship is used to train future Coast Guard officers where they learn seamanship, leadership and discipline.
This historic sailing ship is known for its impressive sails and elegant design. She undergoes regular maintenance and refurbishment to remain in working order and to serve as a training ship for the next generation of officers. The USCGC Eagle is also frequently used to promote naval tradition and America's maritime heritage through public parades and port visits. She is a prominent and respected ship within the U.S. Navy's military and training program.