was split roughly evenly between a fund for environmental restoration and reimbursement to agencies involved in the cleanup. Grounding On May 21, 2001, the Cape Mohican was participating in an exercise at Chilpo Beach, just north of Pohang, South Korea. While in the harbor, heavy winds caused her to drag anchor approximately 150 feet and run aground on rocks, causing damage to her hull and internal tanks. This damage required salvage work and emergency dry-docking along with 1500 tons of steel to make her seaworthy again See also SS Cape May (T-AKR-5063) sister ship References Factsheet on the website of the MSC NavSource Online Service Ship Photo Archive: Mohican Maritime Administration Record Detail: Mohican Type C8 ships Ships built in Quincy, Massachusetts 1972 ships Cape M-class heavy lift ships Auxiliary ships of the United States