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Microsoft Visual Basic Ship-Photos at Marine News Page 1 from 291 pages Table of contents sortet by issue - Number of photos = 11612 as at 03.05.2020 Ship-name in Service Flag Shiptype Issue/Page CONTAINERSHIPS AURORA 19 - Cyprus Container Carrier 20/05S189 GRANDE HOUSTON 20 - Italy Vehicle Carrier 20/05S189 LOWLANDS SPIRIT 19 - Singapore Bulk Carrier 20/05S189 PACIFIC FALCON 12 - Singapore Supply Ship 20/05S188 SAFMARINE LUALBA 09 - 14 Sri Lanka General multipurpose 20/05S188 RICKMERS HAMBURG 02 - Marshall Island General multipurpose 20/05S187 STIGFOSS 14 - Antigua & Barbuda Reefer 20/05S187 ZEA BREMEN 18 - Liberia Heavy Loads Carrier 20/05S187 OVERSEAS PORTLAND 02 - Marshall Island Oil tanker 20/05S186 RACHEL 16 - 20 Netherlands General multipurpose 20/05S186 RBD ANEMA E CORE 10 - Italy Oil tanker 20/05S186 HELLESPONT TATINA 04 - 13 Marshall Island Oil tanker 20/05S185 MP VANTAGE 12 - 19 Singapore Anchor Handling Tug 20/05S185 OSLO 96 - Antigua & Barbuda General multipurpose 20/05S185 MARLIN MYSTERY 19 - Singapore Chemical Tanker 20/05S184 MERGUS 12 - Cyprus Asphalt Tanker 20/05S184 NARMADA SPIRIT 07 - Bahamas Oil tanker 20/05S184 GRACE VICTORIA 07 - Panama Oil tanker 20/05S183 ILSE 11 - 19 Malta General Cargo Ship 20/05S183 MALTE RAMBOW 08 - Antigua & Barbuda Container Carrier 20/05S183 CMA CGM BRAZIL 15 - Singapore Container Carrier 20/05S182 FEED TROMSO 09 - Norway Ro-Ro / Lo Ship 20/05S182 STAR JUPITER 12 - 15 Antigua & Barbuda Container Carrier 20/05S182 ADFINES STAR 11 - Malta Chemical Tanker 20/05S181 ADVANCE II 06 - Singapore Oil tanker 20/05S181 HABCO POLARIS 10 - Indonesia Bulk Carrier 20/05S180 GRIP 20 - Norway Ferry 20/05-318 TRANS PACIFIC 5 92 - Panama Vehicle Carrier 20/05-312 UNI-AHEAD 97 - Panama Container Carrier 20/05-312 WAN HAI 206 91 - Liberia Container Carrier 20/05-312 MAHARSHI DATTATREYA 02 - India LPG Tanker 20/05-310 STELLAR BANNER 16 - Marshall Island Ore Carrier 20/05-307 SURYA PEKIK 12 - Indonesia General Cargo Ship 20/05-307 CLAVIGO 92 - Antigua & Barbuda General Cargo Ship 20/05-306 WEHR HONG KONG 14 - Marshall Island Container Carrier 20/05-306 INDUSTRIAL CHARGER 15 - Marshall Island General multipurpose 20/05-305 YM UTOPIA 08 - Liberia Container Carrier 20/05-305 CAP CORRIENTES 13 - Liberia Container Carrier 20/05-304 WITTENBERGEN 92 - Germany General Cargo Ship 20/05-304 Ship-DB (c) Reinhard Hannemann, Bruchsaler Str. 1, D-76297 Stutensee http://www.Ship-DB.de Ship-Photos at Marine News Page 2 from 291 pages Table of contents sortet by issue - Number of photos = 11612 as at 03.05.2020 Ship-name in Service Flag Shiptype Issue/Page ULTIMATE FREEDOM 14 - Panama Oil tanker 20/05-303 TORM GARONNE 08 - Danish Int. Reg. Chemical Tanker 20/05-302 TOTONNO BOTTIGLIERI 10 - Italy Oil tanker 20/05-302 VS REMLIN 20 - Isle of Man Oil tanker 20/05-302 CMA CGM STRAUSS 04 - Liberia Container Carrier 20/05-301 LUMOSO ALAM 19 - Indonesia Bulk Carrier 20/05-301 SEANOSTRUM 02 - Cayman Islands Oil tanker 20/05-300 SEAS 3 16 - Liberia Bulk Carrier 20/05-300 RITA 13 - Cyprus Container Carrier 20/05-299 SE POTENTIA 09 - Gibraltar General multipurpose 20/05-299 PIONEER B 15 - Mongolia General multipurpose 20/05-298 RBD GINO FERRETTI 11 - Italy Oil tanker 20/05-298 OCTAVIA 05 - Marshall Island Container Carrier 20/05-297 PAULA ANNA 12 - Antigua & Barbuda General multipurpose 20/05-297 NORDIC MARIANNE 10 - Danish Int. Reg. Chemical Tanker 20/05-296 NORTHWEST SEAEAGLE 92 - 19 Bermuda LNG Tanker 20/05-296 OCEAN QUEST 16 - Liberia Oil tanker 20/05-296 MAERSK SANA 20 - Singapore Container Carrier 20/05-295 MILLAU BRIDGE 15 - 19 Panama Container Carrier 20/05-295 MATHRAKI 13 - Greece LPG Tanker 20/05-294 LILY-B 16 - Germany River/Sea-Freighter 20/05-293 LONG HUA 10 - Hong Kong Bulk Carrier 20/05-293 MALLARD S 19 - 20 Cyprus Bulk Carrier 20/05-293 JPO VULPECULA 10 - Liberia Container Carrier 20/05-292 KYAUKPYU 09 - Myanmar Roll-on Roll-off 20/05-292 HARBOUR BRIDGE 07 - 20 Panama Container Carrier 20/05-291 HAPPY VENTURE 07 - Malta Bulk Carrier 20/05-290 FREJA BALTIC 08 - Panama Oil tanker 20/05-289 ESHIPS BAINUNAH 05 - Gibraltar Chemical Tanker 20/05-288 FEDERAL SAGUENAY 96 - Barbados Bulk Carrier 20/05-288 SKANDI MARSTEIN 96 - Norway Supply Ship 20/05-288 CHEMBULK WELLINGTON 13 - Singapore Chemical Tanker 20/05-287 BALKAN 08 - Malta Container Carrier 20/05-286 ALCEDO 03 - 20 Sweden Asphalt Tanker 20/05-285 MASSIMO MURA 16 - Italy Roll-on Roll-off 20/05-280 HARTLAND POINT 02 - United Kingdom Passenger/Ro-Ro Ship 20/05-278 HURST POINT 02 - United Kingdom Roll-on Roll-off 20/05-277 FIONIA SEAWAYS 11 - United Kingdom Roll-on Roll-off 20/05-262 MYKONOS PALACE 18 - Greece Ferry 20/05-262 VICTORIAN RELIANCE 99 - Australia RoRo-container Ship 20/05-262 Ship-DB (c) Reinhard Hannemann, Bruchsaler Str. 1, D-76297 Stutensee http://www.Ship-DB.de Ship-Photos at Marine News Page 3 from 291 pages Table of contents sortet by issue - Number of photos = 11612 as at 03.05.2020 Ship-name in Service Flag Shiptype Issue/Page MARLIN MARVEL 19 - Singapore Chemical Tanker 20/05-257 FAIRCHEM INTEGRITY 19 - Singapore Chemical Tanker 20/04S153 NEW NOBLE 19 - Liberia Bulk Carrier 20/04S153 BBC QUEBEC 18 - Antigua & Barbuda General multipurpose 20/04S150 NYK CRANE 16 - 19 Panama Container Carrier 20/04S150 SILVER DISCOVERER 13 - Bahamas Passenger Ship 20/04S150 NAVIOS ORIANA 12 - Panama Bulk Carrier 20/04S149 NORMAND REACH 14 - 19 Isle of Man Supply Ship 20/04S149 LIBERTY 16 - Isle of Man Oil tanker 20/04S148 MARIA-KATHARINA S 10 - Antigua & Barbuda Container Carrier 20/04S148 BORE BANK 07 - Finland Vehicle Carrier 20/04S147 CPT GEORGIOS S 19 - Liberia Bulk Carrier 20/04S147 ALMAJEDAH 04 - Qatar Gas Carrier 20/04S146 BC HAMBURG 10 - 19 Malta Container Carrier 20/04S146 DAWSON 19 - 20 Tuvalu Chemical Tanker 20/04S145 BELMOIRA 20 - Panama Bulk Carrier 20/04-251 LADY HESTIA 20 - Netherlands General multipurpose 20/04-249 DOUCE FRANCE 20 - Malta Container Carrier 20/04-248 MED TUNCER 19 - Malta Chemical Tanker 20/04-246 MARVELLOUS 04 - 19 Greece Bulk Carrier 20/04-244 AENEAS 15 - 19 Hong Kong Container Carrier 20/04-243 RIMEO 09 - 19 Panama General multipurpose 20/04-243 MARE CARIBICUM 12 - 16 Antigua & Barbuda Container Carrier 20/04-242 NORDIC SPIRIT 02 - 19 Panama Oil tanker 20/04-242 APL JAPAN 95 - 07 Singapore Container Carrier 20/04-241 BASHUNDHARA-7 14 - 19 Bangladesh Bulk Carrier 20/04-240 AUTUMN WAVE 08 - 19 Bahamas Reefer 20/04-239 BOW FORTUNE 99 - Norwegian Int. Chemical Tanker 20/04-238 WILLEKE 06 - Netherlands General multipurpose 20/04-237 ZINNET METE 03 - Turkey Container Carrier 20/04-237 WAF PASSION 14 - Sri Lanka General multipurpose 20/04-236 SWEDISH REEFER 14 - Bahamas Reefer 20/04-235 THURINGIA 12 - United Kingdom Container Carrier 20/04-235 TIRUMALA GAS 13 - Panama LPG Tanker 20/04-235 SIEM N-SEA 15 - 19 Bahamas Supply Ship 20/04-234 PRIMA LADY 15 - 19 Finland General Cargo Ship 20/04-233 NORWID 97 - Marshall Island General multipurpose 20/04-232 MSC NAMIBIA II 11 - 19 Liberia Container Carrier 20/04-231 MORNING CLASSIC 13 - 19 Bahamas Vehicle Carrier 20/04-230 MAERSK PRODUCER 06 - 19 Singapore Oil tanker 20/04-229 Ship-DB (c) Reinhard Hannemann, Bruchsaler Str. 1, D-76297 Stutensee http://www.Ship-DB.de Ship-Photos at Marine News Page 4 from 291 pages Table of contents sortet by issue - Number of photos = 11612 as at 03.05.2020 Ship-name in Service Flag Shiptype Issue/Page MANGARELLA 09 - 19 Panama Bulk Carrier 20/04-229 LOWLANDS BRILLIANCE 02 - 19 Singapore Bulk Carrier 20/04-228 LOZA 12 - 19 Malta Bulk Carrier 20/04-228 LIAFJORD 02 - 19 Norway Fishing Vessel 20/04-227 LINCOLN 17 - 19 Marshall Island Oil tanker 20/04-227 JPO VOLANS 10 - 19 Germany Container Carrier 20/04-226 E PIONEER 11 - 19 Panama Oil tanker 20/04-224 GEORGIOS ALEXIOS 14 - 19 Liberia General Cargo Ship 20/04-224 CORINTHIAN SPIRE 19 - Bahamas General multipurpose 20/04-223 CAP PALLISER 07 - 19 Liberia Container Carrier 20/04-222 CAPE BRINDISI 05 - 19 Marshall Island Oil tanker 20/04-222 GLOBE CLEOPATRA 19 - Marshall Island Bulk Carrier 20/04-222 BRIGHTOIL 666 14 - 19 Singapore Oil tanker 20/04-221 BW NICE 07 - 19 Bermuda LPG Tanker 20/04-221 BOA THALASSA 08 - Cayman Islands Research Vessel 20/04-220 ALPINE MEADOW 10 - 19 Marshall Island Oil tanker 20/04-219 CANVASBACK 12 - 19 Liberia Bulk Carrier 20/04-219 ALEXANDER SPIRIT 09 - 19 Bahamas Oil tanker 20/04-218 FLIEGERKOSMONAUT DER DDR SIGMUND79 - 90 JÄHNGermany GDR General multipurpose 20/04-216 MSC TOPAZ 17 - Liberia Container Carrier 20/04-213 MUNICH MAERSK 17 - Danish Int. Reg. Container Carrier 20/04-213 EVER GOLDEN 18 - Panama Container Carrier 20/04-212 MSC JADE 16 - Liberia Container Carrier 20/04-212 MAERSK MC-KINNEY MOLLER 13 - Danish Int. Reg. Container Carrier 20/04-211 MSC DANIELA 08 - Panama Container Carrier 20/04-210 BURMAH ENDEAVOUR 77 - 88 Liberia Oil tanker 20/03S136 BURMAH ENDEAVOUR 77 - 88 Liberia Oil tanker 20/03S119 WHITE PEARL 11 - Bahamas Bulk-container Carrier 20/03S117 ZIM HAIFA 04 - Israel Container Carrier 20/03S117 CECILIE MAERSK 94 - 18 Danish Int. Reg. Container Carrier 20/03S116 EDELWEISS 05 - Cyprus Bulk Carrier 20/03S115 TUSTNA 19 - Norway Ferry 20/03S115 STELLA 17 - Barbados Container Carrier 20/03S114 STRAITS ENERGY 19 - Malaysia Chemical Tanker 20/03S114 VOSSBORG 07 - Antigua & Barbuda General multipurpose 20/03S114 WAVE 10 - Netherlands General multipurpose 20/03S114 PHOENIX VANGUARD 07 - 19 Singapore Oil tanker 20/03S113 RORICHMOOR 06 - Antigua & Barbuda General multipurpose 20/03S113 SIERRA LOBA 97 - Curacao Reefer 20/03S113 PALLAS GLORY 09 - Malta Chemical Tanker 20/03S112 Ship-DB (c) Reinhard Hannemann, Bruchsaler Str.
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