# 29 Ship-breaking.com - Robin des Bois
# 29 Ship-breaking.com - Robin des Bois
# 29 Ship-breaking.com - Robin des Bois
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Miscellaneous<br />
Tug<br />
Atlantic Tug (ex-Ariel). IMO 7226392. Tug. Length 40 m. Turkish flag. Unknown classification<br />
society. Built in 1972 in Savona (Italy) by Campanella. Owned by KS Denizcilik Ltd (Turkey).<br />
Sold for demolition in Turkey.<br />
Off-shore supply vessel<br />
Audrey (ex-Lady Audrey, ex-Jarl Viking, ex-Lowland Rambler, ex-Atlantic Andwi). IMO<br />
8125076. Off-shore supply vessel. Length 68<br />
m, 1,901 t. Saint Kitts & Nevis flag.<br />
Classification society Det Norske Veritas. Built in 1983<br />
in Greaker (Norway) by Sarpsborg MV. Owned by DTA<br />
<strong>Ship</strong> Trading Llc (United Arab Emirates). Sold for<br />
demolition in India<br />
Lady Audrey, port of Geraldton (Australia), March 2007<br />
©Phil Melling<br />
COSL 672 (ex-RT Rednet, ex-Birgitte Viking, ex-Omega 809, ex-Ballochmyle, ex-<br />
Aqualantic West, ex-Atlantic West). IMO 8028553. Off-shore supply vessel. Length 65<br />
m. Hong Kong flag. Classification society China Classification Society. Built in 1982 in<br />
Kristiansund N (Norway) by Sterkoder. Owned by China Ocean Oilfields Services (China). Sold for an<br />
unknown <strong>des</strong>tination of demolition.<br />
Kansi Namrata (ex-Nand Ratna, ex-Brooktor). IMO 6923228. Off-shore supply vessel. Length<br />
54 m, 585 t. Indian flag. Classification society Indian Register of <strong>Ship</strong>ping. Built in 1969 in<br />
Lauenburg (Germany) by Hitzler JG. Owned by Damodar Marine Services Pvt (India). Sold for<br />
demolition in Mumbai (India).<br />
Research vessel<br />
SD Newton (ex-Newton). IMO 734<strong>29</strong>40. Research vessel. Length 99 m. United<br />
Kingdom flag. Classification society Lloyd's Register of <strong>Ship</strong>ping. Built in 1976 in<br />
Greenock (United Kingdom) by Scott-Lithgow for the British Ministry of Defense.<br />
Oceanographic trials and research for the Ministry of Defense, operated by the Royal Maritime Auxiliary<br />
Service (RMAS), the Newton was also equipped for cable laying. In 1996, all the RMAS ships were<br />
awarded to Serco Ltd (United Kingdom) under a. Le Newton devient le SD Newton. En 2000, she was<br />
re-equipped for the support and training of amphibious forces. Sold for demolition in Belgium by Van<br />
Heygen Recycling.<br />
SD Newton departing Plymouth, February 2009 © Mike Greaves<br />
A la casse.<strong>com</strong> n° <strong>29</strong> – Octobre 2012 – <strong>Robin</strong> <strong>des</strong> <strong>Bois</strong> - 60/64
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