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HMCS HALIFAX FFH330 - IMO 4519190

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Photographer:
Mac Mackay [ View profile ]
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Frigates
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Jun 28, 2009
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HMCS Halifax
moving dead ship with tugs Granville (bow) Glenevis (stern)

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Hi Mac: We refer to these as 'Cold Moves' as dead would imply exactly that! :lol: Cheers,Ken

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I stand corrected.
Tug boat terminology (as opposed to naval terminology) would call her dead since she is not using her main engine. However tug boat men are not noted for their literacy, so we will defer to the more precise terminology of the navy.
QHM is usually very clear on this also when dispatching their tugs, distinguishing between dead ship (Fraser for example) and cold move (this one)so I am only referring only to commercial tugboaters who might misuse the term!

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