Danish tug Svitzer Typhoon 2017-

Schelde off Vlissingen, Netherlands 10 October 2021

Netherlands-flagged, IMO 9780067, MMSI 244050197 and call sign PCYW. Built with yard number 513409 at the Damen Shipyard Sharjah, Sharjah in 2017. Gross tonnage 264 tons, net tonnage 79 tons, summer deadweight 150 tons and as dimensions 24.55 x 10.70 x 4.60 x 3.53 metres. Speed 12.5 miles. Owned by Svitzer Euromed BV, IJmuiden, Netherland/Svitzer A/S, Copenhagen, Denmark. Propulsion 2x2.853 hp Caterpillar.

German anchor handling vessel TS-61 Force (1976-1986 (Salverve 1986-1994, Borverve 1994-2008, BBT 101 2008-)

Vlissingen, Netherlands

As BBT 10 Bahrain-flagged, IMO 7501625, MMSI 408330000 and call sign A9IG. Renamed Salverve in 1986, Borverve in October 1994 and BBT 101 in December 2008. Gross tonnage 892 tons, summer deadweight 550 tons and as dimensions 42,50-49,00 x 13,03 x 5,54 x 5,00 metres. Horsepower 6.400bhp/4,413kW. Speed 14,5 knots. Bollard pull 97 tons. Owned by Hapg Lloyd Transport&Service GmbH Inspection offshore, Bremen, Germany. Built by Schichau Unterweser A.G., Bremerhaven. S the BBT-101 owned by Bahrain Bulk Trade WWWl, Bahrain since November 2008. As Salverve owned by Sembawang Salvage (V) Pte.Ltd. (Semco Salvage Private Ltd), Singapore. As Borverve owned by Borkan General Trading, Sharjah (UAE), later Global Marine Services, Mina Khalid (Sjarhah). 

Sri Lanka tug (ex-Safir 1978-1996, Lamnalco Hawk 1996-2000, Tanatini 2000, Tinatini 2000-2001, Lamnalco Hawk 2001-2003 Maha Oya 2003-2014

Sri Lanka-flagged, homeport Colombo, IMO 7710874, MMSI 417222269 and callsign 4QZI. Gross tonnage 477 tons, summer deadweight 349 tons and as dimensions 34,41-37,5 x 10,00 x 4,8 x 5,20 metres. Speed 13 knots. Bollard pull 60 tons. Launched at the Scheepswerf Van Rupelmonde, Rupelmonde, Belgium on 4 October 1978 and commissioned in Noveember. Owned by Sri Lanka Shipping and managed by Lanka Maritime Services, both of Colombo, Sri Lanka. Broken up. Ex-Safir of Schelde Sleepvaart Bedrijf NV (Scheldt Towage Company), homeport Antwerp, Belgium, renamed 1996, Lamnalco Hawk of Al Jazeera Shipping Company, Bahrain renamed 2000, Tanatini of Lamnalco Sharjah, UAE renamed 2000, Tinatini of Lamnalco renamed October 2001 and Lamnalco Hawk of Lamnalco renamed December 2003.