USS Mail (1862) [SEP] conflict
USS Mail (1862)
USS "Mail" (1862) was a schooner captured by the Union Navy during the American Civil War. 
After litigation by the U.S. Treasury Department in which "Mail" was awarded to the Union Navy, she was eventually used by the Union Navy as a tender for divers working in the water on submerged ships and other obstacles.
Captured twice by the Union Navy.
"Mail" was a sutler’s schooner captured by "Freeborn" while unloading cargo about 6 miles up
City (CLG-5) primary flights for Commander of Seventh Fleet. (VIP, non-VIP, mail transfer flights) 10 SeaDevils, rotation of 30-60 days. (9-1-1967 to 1971)
Detachment 102 – H-46 – SeaKnight – Vertical Replenishment – aboard USS MARS (AFS-1), two H-46s, 22-24 SeaDevils, rotation of 30-60 days. Continued operations 1-Sep-1967, departed 27-April-1970 to HC-3. Recorded operations of a 1968 cruise, 79 ships supplied with 943 tons of stores.