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ARYA SUN - IMO 7362835
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Photographer:Malcolm Cranfield [ View profile ]
Captured:Apr 1, 1978
Title:Arya Sun
Location:Durban, South Africa
Photo Category:General Cargo Ships Built 1970-1979 (over 3000gt)
Added:Jun 8, 2023
Views:1,961
Image Resolution:3,633 x 2,362
Description:
Arya National Shipping Lines of Iran's 1974 built B41 type ARYA SUN, subcontracted by Gdynia Shipyard to Viana do Castelo in Portugal with hull number B41/II/5, arriving at Durban in early April 1978 during a voyage from Iran to Hamburg.
Later: 80 IRAN SEEYAM
Arrived at Bandar Abbas on 10th May 1985 - reported sold - subsequently reported in 1998 as "lost"
Scanned from a slide by Trevor Jones, posted with his permission
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Current name:IRAN SEEYAM
Former name(s):
- Arya Sun (Until 1980)
Vessel Type:General Cargo
Gross tonnage:9,206 tons
Summer DWT:12,140 tons
Photos:1 photos by 1 photographers
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Raffaello (IMO 5289106) - on 21.11.1982, damaged by an Iraqi missile at Bushire, capsized and scuttled offshore
Iran Seeyam (IMO 7362835) - must have been bombed after 10th May 1985, the date when she arrived at Bandar Abbas , having subsequently moved to Bushire
Iran Reshadat (IMO 6618433): on 24.8.1983, whilst on a voyage from Yokohama to Bushire, was struck by a missile off Bandar Khomeini. Superstructure, accommodation and engine room badly damaged. One crew member died of a heart attack. Vessel was taken to Bushire for discharge for damage assessment and subsequently hulked.
Sea Delight - I can find no trace of this ship
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In Farsi: http://www.tarabarnews.com/print-66048.html
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http://www.shipspotting.com/photos/1906375 and: http://www.shipspotting.com/photos/1907729
As a non-photographer, I just remember the advice abour prasing those, who are:
'Great picture! You must be using good camera!' is equally awkward, like saying to a chef:
'Very tasty! You must be using good pots!' ;-)
Many thanks to all talented contributors!
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