Seen arriving at the Saudi Arabian port of Dammam is the Inchmull, owned by Williamson and Company, Hong Kong, a company associated with Mullion in later life. She was completed by Wm Doxford & Sons in 1941 as the Empire Spray for the Ministry of War Transport, with management allocated to West Hartlepool Steam Navigation Company. In 1943 she was sold to the Netherlands Government amd renamed Gerard Dou, Rotterdam Lloyd, managers. Rotterdam Lloyd bought the ship in 1947 when she became Markem. In 1955 she became the Inchmull and kept this name until delivered to Kaohsiung breakers in 1969.