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Conversion of EX T-AGOS 14

The USNS Worthy had been a T-AGOS 13 Class ocean surveillance ship equipped with a Surveillance Towed Array Sonar system (SURTASS) to collect, process and transmit underwater acoustic signal data to shore facilities for evaluation. Decommissioning of the entire class and removal of the SURTASS system left a vessel with a considerable useful service life, abundant electrical generation capability, and accommodations and working spaces. These features meshed well with the U.S. Geological Survey's need for a research vessel. Preliminary conversion plans and preparation of detailed alteration drawings and specifications were completed. However, after USGS acceptance of the unconverted vessel from the reserve fleet, funding constraints delayed conversion indefinitely, and lay-up of the vessel was a likely probability. 
 
 
 
Fortunately, at this time, Raytheon Range Systems Engineering (RSE) was in need of a platform for the Kwajalein Mobile Range Safety System (KMRSS) for the U.S. Army at Kwajalein Atoll (USAKA). The characteristics of the Worthy met KMRSS requirements with a sufficient margin to allow a joint usage agreement and incorporation of features for future USGS use in the conversion design. 
 
 
 
This paper describes both the USGS and KMRSS vessel design and KMRSS conversion effort.