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FLIEGERKOSMONAUT DER DDR SIGMUND JAHN - IMO 7824039

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Photographer:
Bob Scott [ View profile ]
Captured:
Jan 1, 1985
Location:
Hamburg, Germany
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Apr 8, 2019
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Image Resolution:
1,366 x 768

Description:

9,231 grt; 12,685 dwt; 436 TEU.
Operator: VEB Deutfracht/Seereederei, Rostock, DDR/German Democratic Republic (East Germany).
Built: 1979 by VEB Schiffswerft "Neptun", Rostock, DDR. Yard no 427.
Main engine: nine-cylinder, two-stroke Halberstadt-MAN K9Z 60/105E of 9,000 bhp at 165 rpm. Speed: 17 knots.
Laid down as PASEWALK; launched as FLIEGERKOSMONAUT DER DDR SIGMUND JÄHN; 1990-(after German reunification) name shortened to SIGMUND JÄHN (Federal German flag). 1997-LORETTA D (Liberian flag).
2009-to breakers at Alang, India, beached 5/6.
Photo: Elbe, departing Hamburg, circa 1985

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Current name:
LORETTA D

Former name(s):

 -  Sigmund Jahn (Until 1997)

 -  Fliegerkosmonaut Der Ddr Sigmund Jahn (Until 1990 Sep)

Vessel Type:
General Cargo
Gross tonnage:
10,520 tons
Summer DWT:
12,685 tons

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Ships under Repair or Conversion - 2 photos

General cargo ships built 1970-1979 (Over 3000gt) - 23 photos

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Ilhan Kermen

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minthi

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Marie-Anne

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Homer

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POLARBEAR

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Frafo

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Eric HOURI

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Henk Guddee

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jennifer

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Bob Scott

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SteamerKiel

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person
Imagine an operator of a VTS shore station , pilot station or any other ( other than German ) station , trying to call this ship over the radio .
Shipowners in the countries of the communist bloc competed in giving ships names that were unpronounceable by foreigners. I remember the situation with the ship on which I worked and the operator of the SALERNO Harbor Master's Office. The ship was named KOPALNIA MOSZCZENICA. After many attempts to pronounce the second part of the name, she gave up. We have been called KOPULONIA.

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person
Wasn't there any larger name for her? (lol)

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I worked in 1978/79 on three ships of that class as AB in a W-German company. They were very well build ships but had a crappy main engine build in license. Stoppers were standard every trip.

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