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USS Sequoia is the former presidential yacht used during the administrations of Herbert Hoover through Jimmy Carter; setting a cost-cutting example, Carter ordered her sold in 1977. Often called the “floating White House”, the Sequoia offered presidents, first families and high-ranking government officials a place to escape the complexities of official life while also serving as the backdrop for significant moments of 20th-century American history. Formally decommissioned on December 9, 1935, by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the Sequoia continues to carry its “USS” designation.

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rdfs:label	USS Sequoia (AG-23) (fr) USS Sequoia (presidential yacht) (en) Секвойя (яхта) (ru)
rdfs:comment	L'USS Sequoia est un ancien yacht présidentiel des États-Unis, devenu propriété privée depuis 1977. Il est depuis 1987 enregistré comme National Historic Landmark. (fr) «Секво́йя» (англ. USS Sequoia) — тридцатиметровая яхта из тика, построенная в США в 1926 году. Приобретённая государством в 1931 году, с 1977 года вновь находится в частной собственности. В 1987 году получила статус Национального исторического памятника США. (ru) USS Sequoia is the former presidential yacht used during the administrations of Herbert Hoover through Jimmy Carter; setting a cost-cutting example, Carter ordered her sold in 1977. Often called the “floating White House”, the Sequoia offered presidents, first families and high-ranking government officials a place to escape the complexities of official life while also serving as the backdrop for significant moments of 20th-century American history. Formally decommissioned on December 9, 1935, by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the Sequoia continues to carry its “USS” designation. (en)
foaf:name	Sequoia (en) USS Sequoia (AG-23) (en) Sequoia II (en)
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dct:subject	District of Columbia-related ships Presidential yachts of the United States Ships built by the Mathis Yacht Building Company Ships on the National Register of Historic Places in Washington, D.C. National Historic Landmarks in Washington, D.C. Southwest Waterfront 1926 ships
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