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"Our network has a message forum for every U.S. duty station, ship and Coast Guard cutter in the United States and stationed around the world," wrote B. J. Chadduck of Oak Harbor, Wash., a former marine who maintains the network with his wife, Cindy, and their children.
She also served as a station ship for aircraft.
In late 1913 she was assigned duty as an aeronautic station ship at Pensacola, Florida.
By 1908 she had become the station ship at Charleston, South Carolina.
The gunboat began a four-month assignment as station ship at Cebu on 26 November and concluded that duty on 19 March 1900.
Later that month, Texas became station ship at Tuxpan, a duty that lasted until 4 November, when she steamed for Galveston, Texas.
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The airport, bus station, shipping port and stock exchange stand in for the railroads and utilities of the original.
In the last port, the cruisers met the unprotected cruisers and, the station ships for the South Seas Station.
Like all of the armored cruisers built by Germany, they were intended to serve as station ships in Germany's overseas possessions.
The German armored cruisers were designed for overseas service, specifically to serve as station ships in the German colonies in Africa, Asia, and the Pacific.
The railway companies would collect ducklings, take them to the stations, ship them to London and deliver them to the designated firms, in return for a flat fee per bird.
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