Fun Facts from website:

“She became active on May 1st, 1944 under the name USS Slater. After her commissioning, she served in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans during the Second World

War. After the war was over, she was transferred to the Reserve Atlantic Fleet. She was reactivated in November of 1950 and on March 15th, 1951 was transferred to the

Hellenic Navy together with her sister ship Ierax - Hawk which will also retire from the Hellenic Navy three days after Aetos-Eagle.

She has covered more than 500,000 miles in the Aegean, Mediterranean, the North Sea, the Atlantic, and the Pacific. Fifty five Greek officers have served as Aetos-Eagle's captain, 61 as her executive officers, and 39 as her chief engineering officers.

Moreover, more than 2,000 career and 5,000 conscripted seamen served on her.”

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