UAR offshore supply vessel (ex-Sea Worker 1982-1984, Sea Guardian 1984-1990, Mona Viking 1990-1997, Northern Queen 1997-2012, Ramco Queen renamed 2012-2013) Prime Queen 2013-

As the Norwegian offshore supply ship Northern Queen docked at the Oranjewerf, Amsterdam, Netherlands 5 November 2009

Ex-Sea Worker renamed January 1984, ex-Sea Guardian renamed July 1990, ex-Mona Viking renamed January 1997, ex-Northern Queen renamed January 2012 and ex-Ramco Queen renamed July 2013. Gross tonnage 1.833 tons, summer deadweight 2.972 tons and as dimensions 67 x 17 x 4 metres. Built in 1982 at the Drammen Slip&Verksted, Drammen, Norway. As the British-flagged Northern Queen callsign GDLT, owned by Trico Shipping AS, Norway and managed by Trico Supply UK Ltd, Aberdeen, United Kingdom. As the Nigeraia-flagged with as homeport Lagos Prime Queen owned by Prime Gulf International, Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates and managed by Prime Gulf International UK, Aberdeen, United Kingdom.

UAE tug Falcon 2010-

UAE-flagged. ASD Tug 2310. Delivered in November 2010 by by Damen Shipyards Changde, China with yard number YN512903. Dimensions 22,73 (over all) x 10,43 (moulded) x 4,35 (stern) x 4,50 (moulded depth). Total horsepower of 4.000 hp allows a speed of 12,0 (astern)-12,66 (ahead)knots. Bollard pull 44,8 (aft)-47.60 (ahead)tons. Delivered in November 2012by Damen Shipyards Gorinchem, Netherlands with the same yard number to the Mina Saqr Port Authority.