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Hudson resident Richard Wallace, who serves as a tour guide on the USS Slater, was on board for the journey back to Albany.
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Wednesday, August 26, 2020
Albany Bound
On July 5, the USS Slater, the World War II destroyer escort that is now a National Historic Landmark and a floating museum moored in Albany, passed Hudson on its way down the river to Staten Island for some needed repairs.
This morning, the USS Slater passed Hudson again, on its way back to Albany.
Hudson resident Richard Wallace, who serves as a tour guide on the USS Slater, was on board for the journey back to Albany.
When in Albany, the USS Slater is docked at 1 Quay Street. Click here to learn more about the ship, plan an in-person visit, or take a virtual tour.
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Hudson resident Richard Wallace, who serves as a tour guide on the USS Slater, was on board for the journey back to Albany.
COPYRIGHT 2020 CAROLE OSTERINK
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