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RMAS Sheepdog A250 - IMO 4904761

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Photographer:
Chris Hunsicker [ View profile ]
Photo Category:
Service Craft
Added:
Jul 14, 2005
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Sheepdog A250

Seen here waiting to meet HMS Mersey at 08:30hrs 12/8/05

Displacement: 248 tons full load
Dimensions: 28.7 x 7.5 x 3.7m
Main Machinery: 2 Lister-Blackstone ERS-81-MGR diesels; 1,320 BHP
Speed: 10 kts; Range: 2,236 miles @ 10 kts
Complement: 10

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Current name:
JULIETTE PRIDE I

Former name(s):

 -  Juliette Pride 1 (Until 2013 Jan)

 -  Sd Sheepdog (Until 2012 Dec)

 -  Sheepdog (Until 2008 Jan)

Vessel Type:
Tug
Gross tonnage:
151 tons

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foggy

2 photos

john white

2 photos

Gary Faux

1 photos

John Feltham

1 photos

jamie mason

1 photos

Ferry-Man

1 photos

Neil Watkin

1 photos

Kev Slade

1 photos

B.Clark

4 photos

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person
On looking further, it appears that there were 18 of this class:
RMAS Alsation A106
RMAS Cairn A126
RMAS Dalmation A129
RMAS Deerhound A155
RMAS Elkhound A162
RMAS Labrador A168
RMAS Husky A178
RMAS Mastiff A180
RMAS Saluki A182
RMAS Pointer A188
RMAS Setter A189
RMAS Sealyham A197
RMAS Spaniel A201
RMAS Sheepdog A250
RMAS Foxhound A326
RMAS Bassett A327
RMAS Collie A328
RMAS Corgi A330

Would appreciate any pics of the others if anyone has any :-D

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The Serco-Denholm managed naval tug fleet at Portsmouth has been enhanced by the addition of a powerful new tug Atlas following the retirement of Setter at the end of May. She is on trial until October 2005, when Serco-Denholm's contract is up for renewal. Originally completed as Yenikale at Istanbul in 1999, she as been acquired on a bareboat charter from Turkish builders Uzmar. With a bollard pull of 33 tonnes she is more powerful than Tugs Bustler and powerful. She as two Caterpillar 3508B main diesel engines giving a speed of 12.5 knots.

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Thanks for taking the time to get this snap. She must be one of only a handful of the original eleven? Dog Class tugs still with the RMAS

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