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"Boob Job" - A Cargo Law Mystery - Dec. 2008"M/V Ciudad de Ushuaia Stuck At The Pole" - Dec.. 2008
"High & Dry In THe Cocktail Lounge" - M/V Spirit of Glacier Bay - Nov. 2008
"Death On K-152" - Nov. 2008
"The Transport of Political Rhetoric" - Oct. 2008
"Gridlock" - Venezuela - Oct. 2008
"Tank You, From The Somali Pirates" - Somalia - M/V Faina - Sept. 2008
THE Most Spectacular Act of Piracy In The 21st Century"The Jambi Slide" - Indonesia - Aug. 2008
"The Pirates of Peleliu" - the Gulf of Aden - Aug. 2008
"Not Just Another Day At The Office" - Incidents At LAX - Aug. 2008
"Airport 2008" - Hull Explosin At 30,000 Feet - July 2008
"Drug Sub" - Mexican Navy Intercept At Sea - July 2008
"Fallen Stars" - M/V Princess of The Stars - July 2008
"Italian Down" - June 2008
"A Bow To The Queen" - May 2008
"Kalitta Crash At Brussels" - May 2008
"Broken In Half" - May 2008
"4-3-2-1-Launch Piston!" - CN Railway - April 2008
"Caught At Three Rivers" - M/V MSC Sabrina - March 2008
"Do Not Tumble Dry" - M/V Courage - Jan. 2008
"Lumber Shift" - M/V Ice Prince - Jan. 2008
"Dr. Beach's Mystery Beer Tank" - Jan. 2008 - Mystery Solved!
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Cover of Ralph Magazine Dr. Beach Asks: What Vessel Lost This? Actually, 130,000 Plastic Breasts Somewhere Between Beijing & Sydney. Frequent readers of The Cargo Letter know that our pal Dr. Curtis Ebbesmeyer -- known to his pals as "Dr. Beach" -- is the world's leading scientist studying global open ocean drift patterns. Today, Dr. Beach needs your help to solve a new mystery. Our Other Adventures With Dr. Beach -- All The Mysteries Were Solved By Our Readers: Dr. Beach's Mystery Beer Tank - 2008 Dr. Curtis Ebbesmeyer: Docctor Ebtsmyer - Wikipedia Flotsam World The Flotsam Font Contributors For This Feature: Dr. Curtis Ebbesmeyer |
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MV Ciudad de Ushuaia -- Aground With 89 Passengers & 33 Crew At The South Pole. Which Way To The Cocktail Lounge? From The Cargo Letter - Dec. 5, 2008It is just over one year after our feature on the polar cruise ship M/V Explorer which sank off Antarctica in Nov. 2007. Now another such ship, MV Ciudad de Ushuaia, has run aground on rocks in the same area. Governments and international organizations responsible for protecting the environment on the frozen continent are likely to feel more pressure to tighten rules for tourist ships at the ends of the Earth. Index For This Feature: MV Explorer -- Lost In The Same Antarctic Area -"Explorer Ship Down" - M/V Explorer - Nov. 2007 -- One Year Ago, The Vessel Was Lost - Dramatic Photos |
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Creuise Ship M/V Spirit of Glacier Bay -- High & Dry In Glacier Bay. Which Way To The Cocktail Lounge? From The Cargo Letter - July 7, 2008The 207-foot M/V Spirit of Glacier Bay with 24 passengers and 27 crew was traveling just over 1 mph when she ran aground at near Glacier Bay National Park in southeast Alaska 7:12 a.m., said Jerrol Golden, spokeswoman for Cruise West Enterprises, a Seattle-based company that owns the ship home-ported in Juneau. M/V Spirit of Glacier Bay On Dry Land In Glacier Bay, Alaska. There Will Some Explaining To Do. Editor Note:Having sailed Glacier Bay only last month, I can tell you the sheer beauty & majesty of the area is unmatched. But this is not an area in which you would chose to be stranded. The elements are harsh & the location isolated. The U.S. Coast Guard & U.S. National Park Service are good friends to have close at hand..... when SHIP HAPPENS!McD Index For This Feature: M/V Spirit of Glacier BayCruise Ship Map |
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A Project 971 Shchuka-B Submarine Underway In The Baltic Sea. Similar To Russian Submarine K-152 Nerpa Russian Submarine K-152 Nerpa Began Sea Trials Oct. 27, 2008 & Ended On Nov. 8, 2008 With At Least 20 Dead. K-152 Nerpa Sat From 1991 to 2008 -- Not Finished As a Ship -- Abandoned For 17 Years. Should We Have Expected A problem? The Rebirth of Russian World Importance May Be moving Too Swiftly. From The Cargo Letter - Nov. 8 2008On Oct. 27, 2008, it was reported that the Akula-II submarine K-152 Nerpa had begun her sea trials in the Russian Pacific fleet before handover under a lease agreement to the Indian Navy. On Nov. 8, 2008, while conducting one of these trials, an accidental activation of the freon-based fire-extinguishing system took place in the fore section of the vessel. Within seconds the freon gas had displaced all breathable air from the compartment. As a result, 20 people (14 civilians and 6 seamen), possibly more, were killed by asphyxiation. Dozens of others suffered freon-related injuries and were evacuated to. There were 208 people on board at the time, 81 of whom were servicemen. Following the incident the vessel was ordered to suspend sea trials and return to port in the far eastern Primorye territory. This was the worst accident in the Russian navy since the loss of the submarine Kursk in 2000. The submarine itself did not sustain any serious damage and there was no release of radiation. |
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U.S. Election Day Approaches A True Transport Nightmare -- As The Politicians Have This Steaming Load For You. |
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Legendary Congestion At Puerto La Guaira, Venezuela Loaded Containers Head For The Out-Gate Vs. Empty Chassis At The In-Gate Index For This Feature: La Guaira Contributors For This Feature: Daniel Guzzoni |
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Pirates Seize M/V Faina Off Somalia - U.S. Navy Photo THE Most Spectacular Act of Piracy In The 21st Century From The Cargo Letter - Sept. 27 2008Ukrainian (Belize-flagged) vessel M/V Faina, Nikolayev, Ukraine to Kenyan port of Mombassa, seized by pirates off the coast of Kenya on Sept. 26. The vessel was carrying 33 soviet-made T-72 tanks, tank artillery shells, grenade launchers and small arms. The ship's crew consists of 17 Ukrainians, 3 Russians and a Latvian. The weapons had been sold to Kenya by Ukraine. The vessel had deliberately taken a route far from the coast of Somalia, where pirates are known to be rampant. From our Sr. Correspondent Tim Schwabedissen (Sat. Sept. 27 2008)
The Horn of Africa - Somalia Pirate Territory From The Cargo Letter - Sept. 28 2008U.S. Navy destroyer USS Howard has made visual contact with Ukrainian M/V Faina now moored off the Somali coast. San Diego Based USS Howard DDG 83 - On Guard In Visual Range From The Cargo Letter - Sept. 28 2008Guided missile destroyer USS Howard was stationed off the Somali coast on Sept. 28, making sure that the pirates did not remove the US$30M worth of tanks, ammunition and other heavy weapons, including rocket launchers from M/V Faina, which was anchored off the coast.
Edtor Note - Sept. 28 2008 PMAfter years of watching the Somali pirates seize hapless travelers & UN food relief ships, we watched French Commandos retake the luxury S/V Le Ponant in April 2008. Job well done! Index For This Feature: M/V Faina Contributors For This Feature: A.L. Griffiths |
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From The Cargo Letter - Aug. 28 2008A Sriwijaya Air Boeing 737-200, registration PK-CJG on Flight SJ-62 from Jakarta to Jambi Sultan Taha, Indonesia with 125 passengers & 6 crew on board, overran the 2000 meter long asphalt Runway 31 at Jambi, ploughed through a house and came to a stop in a vegetables field. 6 passengers, 2 flight attendants and a family of three resting in the house were injured, the family father critically (reportedly lost one arm), and rushed to a local hospital. Sriwijaya Air Boeing 737-200 Surrounded By Emergency Responders - An Orderly Evacuation Press Photo Depicts Deployed Emergency Slide At Forward Door For Aircraft Orderly Evacuation -- But What Really Happend? A Somewhat Less Orderly Version of This Incident Comes To Us In The Photos of A Passenger Aboard Sriwijaya Air Flight SJ-62 Ron Kooy, an American Expat Employee of PetroChina Company Limited Took These Photos As He Looked Back After "Landing". Ron Kooy On His Routine Flight To Work In Jambi Was Aboard As The Sriwijaya 737 Slipped Off The End of The Runway... He Is Fine Thank God, But Rather Shook Up. Ron Kooy Took Photos Much Different From Those of The Press. Accrording To A Passenger- A Different Story - Aug. 28 2008Ron Kooy From His Anonymous Colleague At PetroChina Company Limited - Aug. 28 2008The Forward Doors were never opened at all and the (Emergency) Slide was never deployed.... obviously a publicity stunt to jazz the media... Boeing 737-200, Registration PK-CJGBoeing 737-2H4 First Flight 23 May 1985 With Bouraq On Receipt From Lufthansa Index For This Feature: Sriwijaya AirWikipedia Contributors For This Feature: Anonymous Contributor -- Who Must Be Anonymous |
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M/V Gem of Kilakari Underway & Under Pirate Attack, Friday, Aug. 8, 2008, In The Gulf of Aden, Near Somalia. Photo By U.S. Marine Cpl. Kevin McCall Shows One of Two Attacking Pirate Vessels A Bad Sight In The Rear View Mirror -- If You Are A Pirate! USS Peleliu -- "The Iron Nickel" -- Carries: 6 x AV-8B Harrier Attack Planes 4 x AH-1W Super Cobra Attack Helicopters 12 x CH-46 Sea Knight Helicopters 9 x CH-53 Sea Stallion Helicopters 4 x UH-1N Huey Helicopters 262 Officers, 2,543 Enlisted Sailors & 2,200 U.S. Marines From The Cargo Letter - Aug. 8 2008USS Peleliu (LHA 5) and embarked 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit (15th MEU) stopped a pirate attack of a civilian merchant vessel Aug. 8 approximately 80 miles north of Somalia while conducting Maritime Security Operations (MSO). Index For This Feature: USS Peleliu (LHA 5)Wikipedia |
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American Airlines Flight 31 Evacuates Her Passengers On Inflatable Emergency Chutes While The First A-380 Commercial Flight To LAX -- Emerites Air -- Berths -- To Right of Screen All of This Takes Place Under Our Windows & Captured On Our LAX Web Cam #2 - "Across The Pacific" From The Cargo Letter - Aug. 5 2008American Airlines Flight 31 to Honolulu, carrying 150 passengers & 7 crew, took off on Aug. 5 from LAX at 8:48 a.m. -- but the Boeing 757 turned back for LAX after the pilot reported the smoke in the aircraft. Our LAX Web Cam #1 - "Cargo City" -- Captures Departure of The Emerates Air A-380 Under our Countryman & McDaniel Windows on Runway 25-Left. August 5 2008 Was Not Just Another Day At The Office! But No Day Is! From The Cargo Letter - Aug. 5 2008Emirates Airlines today invited travel industry and city officials to check out its version of the Airbus A-380 at LAX. Index For This Feature: Los Angeles International AirportVideo of Amererian Airlines Evacuation Under Our WindowsWikipedia |
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It Was 1970 And People Waited In Line For Hours On Hollywood Blvd.& Other Streets Across America They Wanted To Be Among The First To See The First Blockbuster Movie "Airport" -- The First Big Hollywod Disaster Movie In History "Airport" Stared Burt Lancaster, Dean Martin, Helen Hayes, George Kennedy & others. It Earned Over US$100M In 1970 Dollars! A Key Moment of The "Airport" Movie Is When George Kennedy Opines As The Aircraft Expert -- --To Burt Lancaster As The Airport Execututive -- -- That The Boeing 707 Fuselage Can Likely Withstand The Bomb Planted By A Mad Bomber. Can The Aircraft Survive An Explosion & Loss Of Pressure At 30,000 Feet? This Same Question Is Now Posesd On July 25 2008 For Qantas Flight QF30. Editor Note:In the 38 years since the movie "Airport" we don't recall such an event as that of Qantas Flight QF30. Cargo doors have failed, but not hulls, except the Aloha Airlines incident for reasons other than explosion. Aircraft do not usually survive a major explosion & decompression at 30,000 feet. The 1970 Movie "Airport" Concludes When Cigar Chopping George Kennedy Slaps The Boeing 707 Hull And States ........ ........ Because The Boeing 707 Of The 1970's Has Survived The Bomb Blast At 30,000 Feet& Returned Her Passengers & Crew To Earth. But Here In Real Present Time -- Captian John Bartels of Qantas Reprises The George Kennedy Role As He Inspects His Flight QF30. So Again --- From The Cargo Letter - July 25 2008A passenger plane en route from London to Melbourne has made an emergency landing in the Philippines after a large hole appeared in its fuselage. Qantas Airways said its Boeing 747-400, with 346 passengers and 19 crew, diverted to Manila shortly after leaving Hong Kong and landed safely. Engineers are investigating what caused the hole - about 2.5m to 3m in diameter - which led to cabin pressure problems. An airport official said passengers looked scared & some were sick. Index For This Feature: Qantas |
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The Mexican Navy Intercepts Columbian Drug Submarine Mexican Special Forces Waited Until The Vessel Surfaced Before Rappelling From Helicopters From The Cargo Letter - July 18 2008Mexico's drug wars sank to new depths July 17 2008, as the Mexican Navy announced it had seized a submarine that was transporting cocaine off the southern coast. The navy intercepted the 33-foot vessel about 125 miles south of Puerto de Salina Cruz in Oaxaca state. Mexican Navy Special Forces (F.R.A. - Forces of Amphibious Reaction) Inspect Submarine Seized In Salina Cruz Port In Oaxaca. The 10-Meter-Long Submarine Was Carrying Cocaine And Is An Example of The Growing Sophistication of Drug Smugglers. "It's Not A Military Submarine, It's 10 Meters [33 Feet] Long And From What We Know They're Made In The Colombian Jungle To Carry Drugs," Said Navy Spokesman Capt. Benjamin Mar After The Vessel Was Intercepted. Index For This Feature: Mexican NavyMexican Navy Special Ops Forces (Video) |
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M/V Princess of The Stars In Better Days Editor Note:M/V Princess of The StarsBuilt:1984 Prayers Off The Coast of Sibuyan Island, The Philippines, 23 June 2008 At 23,824 Tons, The Term "Ferry" is Misleading For M/V Princess of the Stars Another Major Disaster At Sea Is Known Only To The Few, The Grieving From The Cargo Letter - June 23 2008ALERT>>23,824-ton Philippine ferry M/V Princess of the Stars, Manila for Cebu with more than 800 passengers and crew, capsized in Typhoon Fengshen on June 21. 13 bodies recovered, 38 people are confirmed rescued. Hundreds are missing, feared killed. Philippine Coast Guard divers who rapped on the hull heard no signs of life and rough seas were hampering search efforts. A U.S. Navy ship is assisting rescue efforts. Rescue teams will likely drill holes in the hull in search of potential survivors within the overturned vessel. The hull bottom remains exposed out of the water. Philippine President, Gloria Arroyo, has demanded an explanation as to why the ferry was allowed to leave port despite imminent typhoon warnings. The vessel is operated by Sulpicio Lines and voyage is generally 22 hours. (Mon. June 23 2008). Teams Drill Holes In The Hull In Search of Potential Survivors - No Success The Terror & Panic Must Have Been Intense As Typhoon Fengshen Capsized M/V Princess of the Stars Still, There Would Be Neither Help Nor Rescue For The 849 Passengers & Crew Passengers & Crew Aboard: 849 Yet This Is A Disaster You Do Not Know -- Or Was Briefly Mentioned On The 6pm News Compapre This With The 46 Dead On The S/S Andrea Doria -- Which We Review To This Day At 29,100 Tons & A Passenger Capacity of 1,200 -- The Vessels Were Comparable The 46 Who Died In 1953 Aboard S/S Andrea Doria Are Imortalized This Is A Sparce Epitaph For The More Than 750 Dead Aboard M/V Princess of the Stars Neither The Sea, Nor History Provide Fair Treatment For Those Who Venture "Out There." Public Announcement From Sulpicio Lines Index For This Feature: M/V Princess of the Stars |
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From The Cargo Letter - June 1 2008Following The Doctrine of "Ship Happens" -- Former Italian Air Force Officer & Journalist David Cenciotti Captured This Amazing Photo At The Moment of Crisis."An NH90 helicopter, serialled MM81519 EI-202 of the 1 Gr Sq of the Italian Army based in Viterbo crashed on June 1, in the Bracciano Lake at 15.15L causing the death of Capt. Filippo Fornassi. Index For This Feature: Youtube Video of This TragedyAli Sul Lago AirshowTowns On Lake Bracciano Contributor For This Feature: Our "Doc" -- Who Has Brouight Us Many Features Over The Many Years -- But Must Be Anonymous |
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The Merlin Takes An Ungracious Bow To The Queen. The Aircraft Almost Dunked For Her Royal Navy HMS Illustrious, And One of Her Agusta Westland EH101 Merlin Helicopters Came Close To The Brink On 16 May 2008. Index For This Feature: HMS IllustriousHMS IllustriousAgustaWestland EH101 Merlin Contributor For This Feature: Our "Doc" -- Who Has Brouight Us Many Features Over The Many Years -- But Must Be Anonymous |
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Kalitta Air B-747-F In Three Pieces -- They All Walked Away From The Cargo Letter - May 26 2008An American owned & operated Boeing 747 freighter crashed as it took off at Brussels airport on May 25. and broke apart, but the 5 American crew escaped without injury. The jumbo jet came to rest at the end of the runway some 500 yards from housing in the Brussels suburb of Zaventem after the crash, which occurred at 1130 GMT. Index For This Feature: Kalitta AirKalitta AirBrussels Intlernational Airport |
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273-foot barge ITB-270 With Gravel Was Being Loaded Along The Duwamish River At The Ash Grove Cement Co. Terminal, Harbor Island, 4pm on May 2 2008 ITB-270 Suddenly Broke In Half. One Crew Aboard Was Rescued. ITB-270 Settled In Shallow Water Off Harbor Island. The Barge Is Owned By Island Tug and Barge. "It's always concerning when a vessel buckles like that, or a barge buckles like that. It's not supposed to happen."Petty Officer Michael Donaldson - U.S. Coast Guard Index For This Feature: Ash Grove Cement Co. |
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Home Wit A Hole At Independence, Louisiana A Fairly Innocuous Sight ..... Unless....... Unless .... You Are Standing Under The Missle At Target Zero on 4 April 2007 The Launched Cylinder Pack From A GE Transportation Systems 45° V16 Engine From Our Contributor - April 3 2008"On April 4 2007, Canadian National Railroad Locomotive Number 2699 experienced a catastrophic cylinder failure while operating at Independence La. Stock Picture of Canadian National Railroad Locomotive Number 2699 From Our Contributor - April 3 2008"This incident was confirmed to me personally by a Canadian National Railway Engineer whom I trust implicitly. I do not know the name of the photographer. Index For This Feature: Canadian National Railway System Contributor For This Feature: Our "Doc" -- Who Has Brouight Us Many Features Over The Many Years -- But Must Be Anonymous |
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M/V MSC Sabrina -- Up The Three Rivers Without Three Paddles From The Cargo Letter - March 16 2008243 meter Panama-flagged container M/V MSC Sabrina (IMO 8714205), Montreal from France, ran aground in the St. Lawrence River near Trois-Rivières, Quebec, Canada, on Mar. 10. Initial attempts to free the vessel by tug were unsuccessful. Initial reports indicate it could take weeks to free the vessel. From our Sr. Correspondent Tim Schwabedissen (Sun. March 16 2008) Fisheries and Oceans Canada - March 21 2008"The Government of Canada is closely monitoring Panamanian ship M/V MSC Sabrina which ran aground in Trois-Rivières and will study the final lightering plan as soon as it is received. The plan must be prepared by the ship's owner and submitted to Transport Canada and the Canadian Coast Guard for assessment. M/V MSC Sabrina was heading to the Port of Montréal when her southern side struck ground along section 20 of the Port of Trois-Rivières on March 8." Index For This Feature: Port of Trois-Rivières - three rivers Contributors For This Feature: Anonymous Contributor -- Who Has Brouight Us Many Features -- But Must Be Anonymous
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The BMW Autos Aboard Car Carrier M/V Courage - Tumbled When The Vessel Suffered A Hard List From The Cargo Letter - Jan. 11 200859,000-dwt car carrier M/V Courage listed heavily in the port of New Jersey on Jan. 11. 370 BMW cars were damaged, seventy were lost. M/V Courage had come from Europa with a cargo of 2,000 cars, mainly BMW 1-series, 3-series and M3's. The seriously damaged cars will be destroyed, cars with less damage will be repaired. From our Sr. Correspondent Tim Schwabedissen (Thurs. Jan 17 2008). If Your BMW Gets Wet -- Use A Towel -- Not A Tumble Dry The car carrier M/V Courage tumbled at the port in Jersey City on Jan. 11 causing damage to over 370 BMWs. M/V Courage was loaded with new 3-series and 1-series vehicles, including new M3s. Around 70 of the damaged cars are reported to be total losses with others sustaining major damage. Word is that the M3s bared the majority of the damage. Index For This Feature: BMW M3 Contributors For This Feature: Anonymous Contributor -- Who Has Brouight Us Many Features -- But Must Be Anonymous |
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UK Coastguard Helicopter Night Photo - M/V Ice Prince In Distress From The Cargo Letter - Jan. 14 2008M/V Ice Prince heading for Alexandria in Egypt -- reported by crew to be rolling heavily in very poor weather, 35 miles SE of Start Point in the English Channel. Lifeboat Crews Operated "at the very limit" To Evacuate The Ship of 20 Crew All Safe- Off-One-By-One For M/V Ice Prince -- The issue Is in Doubt. Water Is Shipping Over Port Side. The Crew Is Evacuated. Will She Sink? From Our Reader -- Jan. 14s 2008"Are you on to the cargo ship off Portland -- M/V Ice Prince -- abandoned off Portland Bill, English Channel last night Jan. 13 2008? Cargo of timber shifted. As an ex seaman (british Merchant Navy for 44 years) your site is top dollar in everything regarding drama anywhere in the world. May we have many more pics please!!!"Mr Norman Banks - UK Contributors For This Feature: The Cargo Letter Staff |
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Dr. Beach Asks: What Vessel Lost This? THE MYSTERY:"This beer fermentation tank washed ashore in the Hebrides of Scotland about Dec. 31, 2007. Contributors For This Feature: Dr. Curtis EbbesmeyerOther Dr. Beach Features"Overboard With Dr. Beach" - Nov. 2004 About The Cargo: Sword Models Fermentation Tank - scale model of the tankPreiser Preiser Outdoors/Dock Workers - those are little plastic people in the background, too.Courtesy Dave Heselbarth - Project Executive, Bovis Lend Lease, Inc. |
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