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Caledonian Vision - IMO 9329928
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Photographer:Charles H. Reid [ View profile ]
Captured:May 4, 2006
Title:Caledonian Vision
Location:Aberdeen, United Kingdom
Photo Category:Supply Ships/tug Supplies/ahts
Added:May 4, 2006
Views:946
Image Resolution:1,154 x 1,731
Description:
A rear view of the Caledonian Vision approaching the Basin at Aberdeen Harbour this morning, 04/05/2006. Please note that she does not have her two rescue daughter craft aboard yet.
Vessel
particulars
Current name:ILE DE MOLENE
Former name(s):
- Caledonian Vision (Until 2021 Apr)
Current flag:France International Register
Home port:Marseille
Callsign:FMPZ
IMO:9329928
MMSI:228411900
Status:In Service
Build year:2006
Manager:Asn Marine Sasu - Nozay, France
Class society:Bureau Veritas
Vessel Type:Cable Layer
Gross tonnage:7,683 tons
Summer DWT:3,674 tons
Length:93.45 m
Beam:22 m
Draught:6.5 m
AIS Position
of this ship
Last known position:12°6’57.52” N, 68°55’58.93” W
Status:Moored
Speed, course (heading):0kts, 158.4° (67°)
Destination:
- Location:Willemstad
- Arrival:7th Mar 2024 / 16:11:54 UTC
Last update:42 minutes ago
Source:AIS (ShipXplorer)
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The vessel will be equipped with two Autonomous Rescue and Recovery Craft (ARRCS) which are a little bit more advanced than the standard daughter craft currently in the mainstream ERRV industry. I wonder if you will be doing a model of the vessel?
regards
Phil
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The vessel will be equipped with two Autonomous Rescue and Recovery Craft (ARRCS) which are a little bit more advanced than the standard daughter craft currently in the mainstream ERRV industry. I wonder if you will be doing a model of the vessel?
regards
Phil
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