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more, Bibby, Boa, Branding,
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Bourbon Offshore, Deep Sea Supply, DOF, Eide, Eidsurf, Eidesvik, ER Schiffart
EUROPE PAGE 2
Esvagt, Fairmount, Fairplay, Farstad,
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Havila
EUROPE PAGE 3
Heerema, Island Offshore, Klyne Tugs,
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Myklebusthaug, North Star, Nomis, O.H.Meling, Olympic Shipping, OOC Offshore,
Ostensjo Rederi, Petrobaltic, REM Offshore, Sartor Shipping
EUROPE PAGE 4
Sea Mar Shipping, Sealion, Siem Offshore,
Simon Mokster, SMS, Solstad Offshore, TFDS, Telco, Trico
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Finarge Brasil, Gulf Brasil, Norskan, Saveiros Camuyrano, Sea Trucks Group
INDIA
Garware, Greatship India, Great Offshore,
Procyon Offshore, Varun Shipping
NORTH AMERICA
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Abdon Callais, Atlantic Towing,
Deepocean, Edison Chouest, Harvey Gulf Marine, Hornbeck, L&M Botruc, Naviera B
Tamaulipas, OIL, Otto Candies, Rowan, Seacor, Sea Nar Inc, Secunda, Tidewater.
NORTH AMERICA PAGE 2
Trico Marine
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Offshore, Hallin, Huawei Offshore, IOS, Jaya Holdings, Mermaid Marine, NOR
Offshore, Petra Perdana, Swire Pacific,
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Augusta, Brodospas, EDT Offshore, Finarge
Genova, Five Oceans Salvage, Mar Sol, MCT, Med Offshore, NJSC Chornomornaftogaz,
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PICTURE OF THE DAY Photographs of offshore support vessels in action in many parts of the world.
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This photograph was rescued
from the recycling bin by Kenny Polson in Australia, who
scanned it and sent it to me. Work on deck as it used to
be. There was a tendency for ship-masters to ballast
their craft down so that their control was enhanced - so
they thought, but this often resulted in the decks being
awash most of the time. This looks like a pipelayer
buoy, connected to the ship by the tugger wire. Getting
it aboard is a bit like playing a big fish, so it must
be re-positioned at the roller before they can take the
weight.
Picture posted here on 20th May 2010 I have started a community page, I have no idea how this will go but it seems that by enrolling people with common interests can email each other - without the public exposure of Facebook. We are VERY keen to receive contributions to Picture of the Day so if you fancy sending a picture - click HERE !!!! To look at the Pic of the Day Archives 2007 click here , 2008 click here , 2009 click here , 2010 click here
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