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ATLANTIC CONVEYOR - IMO 6926036

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Photographer:
DEREK SANDS [ View profile ]
Photo Category:
Ro/ro
Added:
Oct 1, 2009
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4,705
Image Resolution:
2,357 x 1,565

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Passing Rozenburg on the New Waterway summer 1979.
Built 1970 by Swan Hunter, Newcastle. 14946grt.

ac/gm NE Falkland Is 25.5.82 (9*) & sank 28.5.82

[color=000000]This photo is dedicated to those on both sides that lost their lives in the Falklands conflict[/color]

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Current name:
ATLANTIC CONVEYOR
Vessel Type:
Naval/naval Auxiliary Vessel
Gross tonnage:
14,946 tons
Summer DWT:
18,146 tons

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Yes, thanks for the link.
I just made a comment on the other photo of this ship.....and her sister ship "Causeway" which also served in the Falklands conflict.

On the recent 30th anniversary of that avoidable conflict, may I repeat what Derek said on his original posting:
Let's remember the losses suffered by both sides in the Falklands.
And let us remember to avoid such unnecessary conflicts as best we can.
R.I.P. all those casualties of human failure.

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person
Hi Owen,

Thanks for the link

best regards
Derek

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person
My fathers last ship before retirement, a scanned image of her layout can be seen at the following flickr link http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4014/4277325405_111aae5838_m.jpg

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person
Hello Derek,
Fantastic images of this former ACL containerships, with the same name then the current ACL fleet.
We didn't know the story that she sank at the Falklands war. Sad story.
Regards,
Frederik & Gerda :-D

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Hi Frederik and Gerda,

Thanks very much for your nice comment.
Sad for both nations that so many men lost their lives. A sad end for this nice ship too.
regards
Derek

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