Abeille
30 previously named Abeille 10 (former US Army tug LT 538) photo taken in 1972
after a major refit. After 1993 she was sold to a Spanish owner intending to use
the tug for towing ships from the US to Spain for scrapping. Renamed Biscaya 30
she sank shortly after in the Mississippi river, a few tens of miles away from
the place she had been built (Livingston Shipbuilding Orange, Texas) in 1944.
The cause of the sinking was due to an engine breakdown, and she was rammed by
her tow (Master Pedros). She was latter raised ans scrapped at Venice in 1985.
(Contributed by Roland Grard)
Abeille
30 previously named Abeille 10 (former US Army tug LT 538) (Contributed by
Roland Grard)
Abeille
30 previously named Abeille 10 (former US Army tug LT 538) (Contributed by
Roland Grard)
Abeille
30 previously named Abeille 10 (former US Army tug LT 538) (Contributed by
Roland Grard)
Abeille
30 previously named Abeille 10 (former US Army tug LT 538) (Contributed by
Roland Grard)
Abeille
30 previously named Abeille 10 (former US Army tug LT 538) (Contributed by
Roland Grard)
Abeille
30 previously named Abeille 10 (former US Army tug LT 538) (Contributed by
Roland Grard)
Abeille
30 previously named Abeille 10 (former US Army tug LT 538) (Contributed by
Roland Grard)
Abeille
30 previously named Abeille 10 (former US Army tug LT 538) (Contributed by
Roland Grard)