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''Capitán Miranda'' (ROU 20) is a three-masted staysail schooner of the Uruguayan Navy. ==Ship history== The ''Capitán Miranda'' was ordered in January 1930 from the Spanish ''Sociedad Española de Construcción Naval'' shipyard at Cádiz, laid down on 3 March and launched on 27 July 1930. As a hydrographic vessel she displaced 552 tons, with an overall length of , and a beam of . Capable of , the ship was armed with a 37 mm cannon and a machine gun, and had a complement of 52. She was named after Captain Francisco Prudencio Miranda (1868-1925), Uruguayan naval officer and marine geographer.〔 〕 Sea trials were completed on 19 November 1930, and on the 21st ''Capitán Miranda'' was delivered to the Uruguayan Navy. She served as a survey ship, charting the coasts and waters of Uruguay until 1976. She was then due to be scrapped, but instead was converted into a three-masted schooner. The conversion was completed by 20 October 1978, when she began in her new role as a training ship. The ''Capitan Miranda'' has since participated in numerous international tall ship regattas.〔
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