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Shipping News and information / Re: Renamings
« Last post by Henry23 on Today at 10:01:44 AM »TRANSMAR (imo 9167332) now PONEM, A&B flagged
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Maritime Research and History / WRECK ALFA CEMENTA in the Red Sea?
« Last post by Mafioso on Today at 05:27:23 AM »Well looking for ALFA CEMENTA - IMO 5094678 in Gizan, Saudi Arabia.
This is the ship:
Here is your publication:
https://www.shipspotting.com/photos/992616?navList=gallery&imo=5094678&page=1&viewType=normal&sortBy=newest
Using Google Earth I come across this:
Google Earth image from 2004:
Here you can see an old freighter
Google Earth image from 2005:
The old cargo ship being scrapped
Google Earth image from the year 2010:
The old freighter has been scrapped, it no longer exists.
Location: 16°54'04.1"N 42°32'13.8"E
Google Maps:
https://acortar.link/9QnK9Q
To see the ship you have to use GOOGLE EARTH.
Could it be that it is the ship ALPHA CEMENTA or what ship is it?
Greetings friends!.
This is the ship:
Here is your publication:
https://www.shipspotting.com/photos/992616?navList=gallery&imo=5094678&page=1&viewType=normal&sortBy=newest
Using Google Earth I come across this:
Google Earth image from 2004:
Here you can see an old freighter
Google Earth image from 2005:
The old cargo ship being scrapped
Google Earth image from the year 2010:
The old freighter has been scrapped, it no longer exists.
Location: 16°54'04.1"N 42°32'13.8"E
Google Maps:
https://acortar.link/9QnK9Q
To see the ship you have to use GOOGLE EARTH.
Could it be that it is the ship ALPHA CEMENTA or what ship is it?
Greetings friends!.
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Maritime Research and History / Re: WRECK 5 in the Red Sea
« Last post by Mafioso on Today at 03:45:09 AM »Hola Yvon Perchoc y Kyle Stubbs
Gracias por sus respuestas y la verdad con esos datos es seguro el STARLET (IMO 9282687).
Yo en mis datos y mapa ya lo anote como STARLET
Gracias por sus respuestas y la verdad con esos datos es seguro el STARLET (IMO 9282687).
Yo en mis datos y mapa ya lo anote como STARLET
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Help and Advice / Urgent help needed
« Last post by dirk septer on Today at 02:53:46 AM »Though since 2012 I have successfully uploaded 11,000+ photographs, I urgently need some help solving the problem that has arisen with two Photo Editors, who gave me the following notice yesterday:
"If you do not yourself delete your recent low quality uploads within five days, the following will happen:
- Your ShipSpotting.com membership will be terminated
- Your photos on the site will be deleted by IT in one go
Any further upload of low quality photos will lead to the same."
I take their message quite seriously and need urgent help not to lose all my 11,000+ posted photos.
I'm a luddite old geezer obviously living under a rock (never had a tv, and live quite a rewarding life without a cell/smart phone.
I do take many thousands of photos each year, but don't seem to be able to produce them to an quality level acceptable to some of the Shipspotting photo editors.
Any help and advice appreciated.
[email protected]
"If you do not yourself delete your recent low quality uploads within five days, the following will happen:
- Your ShipSpotting.com membership will be terminated
- Your photos on the site will be deleted by IT in one go
Any further upload of low quality photos will lead to the same."
I take their message quite seriously and need urgent help not to lose all my 11,000+ posted photos.
I'm a luddite old geezer obviously living under a rock (never had a tv, and live quite a rewarding life without a cell/smart phone.
I do take many thousands of photos each year, but don't seem to be able to produce them to an quality level acceptable to some of the Shipspotting photo editors.
Any help and advice appreciated.
[email protected]
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Maritime Research and History / Re: WRECK 5 in the Red Sea
« Last post by Kyle Stubbs on Today at 12:24:46 AM »Regarding the STARLET, it makes sense when paired with this salvage operation summary from the website of Five Oceans Salvage:
"LOF dd 31/07/2015
M/V “STARLET”
Chemical tanker STARLET (10,048 dwt, built 2003), in ballast, suffered water ingress in her engine room whilst at anchor in the inner anchorage of Hodeidah, Yemen. A Lloyd’s Open Form was signed between Five Oceans Salvage and Owners on 31st July 2015 and Scopic was invoked. Salvage tug IONIAN SEA FOS (10,560BHP, 102BP), fully equipped with salvage, patching and antipollution equipment was engaged to assist together with a salvage team of eight persons and five armed guards to ensure the safety of the tug and crew while inside the Yemeni warzone. The personnel embarked in Djibouti since air transportation to Yemen was not an option due the state’s war situation. In the course of the following two months, the tug and salvage team successfully obtained permission to work onboard the casualty and prepare her for the onward towage out of Yemen. Due to the escalating war situation in Yemen, the tug and crew was forced to leave Yemeni territorial waters and the operation was suspended."
"LOF dd 31/07/2015
M/V “STARLET”
Chemical tanker STARLET (10,048 dwt, built 2003), in ballast, suffered water ingress in her engine room whilst at anchor in the inner anchorage of Hodeidah, Yemen. A Lloyd’s Open Form was signed between Five Oceans Salvage and Owners on 31st July 2015 and Scopic was invoked. Salvage tug IONIAN SEA FOS (10,560BHP, 102BP), fully equipped with salvage, patching and antipollution equipment was engaged to assist together with a salvage team of eight persons and five armed guards to ensure the safety of the tug and crew while inside the Yemeni warzone. The personnel embarked in Djibouti since air transportation to Yemen was not an option due the state’s war situation. In the course of the following two months, the tug and salvage team successfully obtained permission to work onboard the casualty and prepare her for the onward towage out of Yemen. Due to the escalating war situation in Yemen, the tug and crew was forced to leave Yemeni territorial waters and the operation was suspended."
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Site related news, functions and modules / Re: SITE PROBLEM ?
« Last post by csaba on Yesterday at 03:37:58 AM »I am getting site error in the last few days. Photos not uploading and when I upload them later then there are duplicates. Anybody else?
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Shipping News and information / Re: Updates on Vessels & Services to New Zealand
« Last post by Stephen Chester on Yesterday at 03:21:21 AM »MSC Carpathia III IMO 9253038 is joining the Capricorn service.
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Maritime Research and History / Re: WRECK 5 in the Red Sea
« Last post by Yvon Perchoc on Yesterday at 01:47:45 AM »Hello Mafioso,
She looks like the tanker STARLET (2003 / 6499 gt / IMo9282687).
https://www.shipspotting.com/photos/1191392
Regards,
Yvon
She looks like the tanker STARLET (2003 / 6499 gt / IMo9282687).
https://www.shipspotting.com/photos/1191392
Regards,
Yvon
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Shipping News and information / Re: Renamings
« Last post by Rene2805 on May 15, 2024, 02:37:13 PM »LADY DAWN 9467172 Dutch now HUMBER SPRINTER Antigua
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Maritime Research and History / WRECK 6 in the Red Sea
« Last post by Mafioso on May 15, 2024, 06:01:49 AM »We continue with the sunken ships in the Red Sea.
Now we are located in Abu Shawk, Arabia Saudita.
Google Earth image of the year 2003
I mark with a red arrow the ship I am interested in, it seems to be a tugboat.
Google Earth image of the year 2010
Google Earth image of the year 2012
Google Earth image of the year 2020
For me it is a tugboat. if anyone has the name or data it would be appreciated.
Location: 20°51'56.9"N 39°21'38.0"E
Google Maps:
https://acortar.link/uUQvYs
Does anyone know which ship it might be?
Best regards friends!
Now we are located in Abu Shawk, Arabia Saudita.
Google Earth image of the year 2003
I mark with a red arrow the ship I am interested in, it seems to be a tugboat.
Google Earth image of the year 2010
Google Earth image of the year 2012
Google Earth image of the year 2020
For me it is a tugboat. if anyone has the name or data it would be appreciated.
Location: 20°51'56.9"N 39°21'38.0"E
Google Maps:
https://acortar.link/uUQvYs
Does anyone know which ship it might be?
Best regards friends!
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