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SHORYU - IMO 9477206

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Photographer:
BR_Reef [ View profile ]
Captured:
Jun 8, 2013
Title:
Shoryu
Location:
Newcastle, Australia
Photo Category:
Bulkers Built 2001-2010
Added:
Jun 8, 2013
Views:
1,991
Image Resolution:
1,024 x 768

Description:

Completed 29/7/2010 by Oshima SB; inbound to Newcastle NSW.

Vessel
particulars

Current name:
SHORYU
Current flag:
Panama
Callsign:
3FVC5
IMO:
9477206
MMSI:
351897000
Build year:
2010
Builder:
Oshima Shipbuilding - Saikai, Japan
Manager:
Usui Kaiun - Shiogama, Japan
Owner:
Usui Kaiun - Shiogama, Japan
Class society:
Nippon Kaiji Kyokai
Vessel Type:
Bulk Carrier
Gross tonnage:
50,888 tons
Summer DWT:
92,418 tons
Length:
235 m
Beam:
43 m
Draught:
12.9 m
Photos:
11 photos by 6 photographers

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Bulkers built 2001-2010 - 11 photos

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David Firth

1 photos

tropic maritime images

2 photos

John Wilson

2 photos

BR_Reef

2 photos

csaba

2 photos

andy.ru73

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Ho, ho just looking at your moving photos made me almost sick, he he... Must not be fun to have luch at that precise moment of rolling!!! Great shots you upload!
Thanks to share, Robert08

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Long wave on entering a good roll.
GP

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person
Excellent capture showing that no matter how big a ship may be , the ocean can throw it around like a cork .

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Well done BR_Reef! Both sides of a roll.

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