List Arrivals, Sailings and Events
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ArrivalSunday, November 19, 1961 @ 2010 |
LYCIA (1954-1965 General cargo liner 348 feet long of Cunard Line, Liverpool) |
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Cunard's cargo liner LYCIA arrives in Glasgow with a cargo from the Mediterranean |
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SailingSunday, November 19, 1961 @ 2045 |
SIDONIA (1961-1967 General cargo liner 472 feet / 144 metres of Anchor Line / 1967-1968 Moor Line, Glasgow : 1985 scrapped at Kaohsiung, Taiwan) |
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Anchor Line's SIDONIA leaves Glasgow for New York |
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ArrivalMonday, November 20, 1961 @ 0020 |
DEVON COAST (1947-1963 General cargo coaster of Coast Lines, Liverpool) |
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DEVON COAST arrives in Glasgow with heavy lifts from Belfast |
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SailingMonday, November 20, 1961 @ 0800DATE is correct but ACTUAL TIME is not known - any TIME SHOWN is our estimate for guidance only |
HMS BROADSWORD (1948-1968 Weapon-class Destroyer 365 ft (111 m) long of Royal Navy, London : 1968 Scrapped) |
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Royal Navy Destroyer H.M.S. BROADSWORD leaves Greenock |
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Five British and American warships arrived at Greenock prior to taking part in Joint Naval Exercises next week. The Royal Navy cruiser H.M.S. BERMUDA and the Destroyers H.M.S. BROADSWORD and H.M.S. SCORPION are alongside at Greenock and the American Aircraft Carrier U.S.S. ESSEX and the Fleet Oiler U.S.S. WACCAMAW are anchored at Tail-of-the-Bank. Both BERMUDA and ESSEX will be open to the public to visit and ship’s boats from the Aircraft Carrier will ferry passengers to ESSEX. The ships will leave Greenock on Monday and Tuesday of next week.
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SailingMonday, November 20, 1961 @ 0800DATE is correct but ACTUAL TIME is not known - any TIME SHOWN is our estimate for guidance only |
HMS SCORPION (1946-1971 Weapon-class Destroyer of Royal Navy, London : 1971 Scrapped) |
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Royal Navy Destroyer H.M.S. SCORPION leaves Greenock |
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Five British and American warships arrived at Greenock prior to taking part in Joint Naval Exercises next week. The Royal Navy cruiser H.M.S. BERMUDA and the Destroyers H.M.S. BROADSWORD and H.M.S. SCORPION are alongside at Greenock and the American Aircraft Carrier U.S.S. ESSEX and the Fleet Oiler U.S.S. WACCAMAW are anchored at Tail-of-the-Bank. Both BERMUDA and ESSEX will be open to the public to visit and ship’s boats from the Aircraft Carrier will ferry passengers to ESSEX. The ships will leave Greenock on Monday and Tuesday of next week.
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SailingMonday, November 20, 1961 @ 1405 |
GAEL "Pronounced Gale - as in a storm" ( 1931-1964 Clyde steam puffer : Crinan Canal type : 66 feet long of J & J Hay, Glasgow) |
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Puffer GAEL leaves Queen's Dock, Glasgow with a cargo of coal for Dunoon |
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ArrivalMonday, November 20, 1961 @ 1536 |
TULIPBANK (1952-1979 Steam Petroleum Oil sludge Tank cleaning vessel 164 feet long of Foster Wheeler Process) |
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Tank cleaner vessel TULIPBANK ties-up in Queen's Dock, Glasgow |
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SailingMonday, November 20, 1961 @ 1950 |
DEVON COAST (1947-1963 General cargo coaster of Coast Lines, Liverpool) |
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DEVON COAST leaves Glasgow light-ship for Belfast |
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SailingMonday, November 20, 1961 @ 2133 |
LYCIA (1954-1965 General cargo liner 348 feet long of Cunard Line, Liverpool) |
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Cunard's cargo liner LYCIA leaves Glasgow for Liverpool |
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SailingTuesday, November 21, 1961 @ 0800DATE is correct but ACTUAL TIME is not known - any TIME SHOWN is our estimate for guidance only |
HMS BERMUDA (1942-1965 Crown Colony-class light cruiser 555 feet long of Royal Navy, London : 1965 Scrapped) |
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Royal Navy Cruiser H.M.S. BERMUDA leaves Greenock |
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Five British and American warships arrived at Greenock prior to taking part in Joint Naval Exercises next week. The Royal Navy cruiser H.M.S. BERMUDA and the Destroyers H.M.S. BROADSWORD and H.M.S. SCORPION are alongside at Greenock and the American Aircraft Carrier U.S.S. ESSEX and the Fleet Oiler U.S.S. WACCAMAW are anchored at Tail-of-the-Bank. Both BERMUDA and ESSEX will be open to the public to visit and ship’s boats from the Aircraft Carrier will ferry passengers to ESSEX. The ships will leave Greenock on Monday and Tuesday of next week.
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SailingTuesday, November 21, 1961 @ 0800DATE is correct but ACTUAL TIME is not known - any TIME SHOWN is our estimate for guidance only |
U.S.S. ESSEX (1942-1969 Essex-class Aircraft Carrier 872 feet (266 m) overall of United States Navy: 1975 Scrapped) |
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United States Aircraft Carrier U.S.S. ESSEX leaves Greenock |
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Five British and American warships arrived at Greenock prior to taking part in Joint Naval Exercises next week. The Royal Navy cruiser H.M.S. BERMUDA and the Destroyers H.M.S. BROADSWORD and H.M.S. SCORPION are alongside at Greenock and the American Aircraft Carrier U.S.S. ESSEX and the Fleet Oiler U.S.S. WACCAMAW are anchored at Tail-of-the-Bank. Both BERMUDA and ESSEX will be open to the public to visit and ship’s boats from the Aircraft Carrier will ferry passengers to ESSEX. The ships will leave Greenock on Monday and Tuesday of next week. The image is a copy of the Greenock Harbour Dues book referring to the visit by U.S.S. ESSEX and to the motor launches, motor boats and utility boats plying from Albert Harbour, Greenock to and from ESSEX at Tail-of-the-Bank anchorage off Greenock. |
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SailingTuesday, November 21, 1961 @ 0840 |
TULIPBANK (1952-1979 Steam Petroleum Oil sludge Tank cleaning vessel 164 feet long of Foster Wheeler Process) |
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Tank cleaner vessel TULIPBANK leaves Queen's Dock, Glasgow for Prince's Dock |
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ArrivalTuesday, November 21, 1961 @ 0900DATE is correct but ACTUAL TIME is not known - any TIME SHOWN is our estimate for guidance only |
NEWSHOT (1947-1973 Self-propelled 60-ton capacity floating heavy lift crane of Clyde Navigation Trust / Clyde Port Authority, Glasgow) |
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Floating crane NEWSHOT comes alongside DIXCOVE to load 1 X 24 ton heavy lift onto her |
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Ship EventTuesday, November 21, 1961 @ 0930DATE is correct but ACTUAL TIME is not known - any TIME SHOWN is our estimate for guidance only |
DIXCOVE (1959-1979 General cargo ship 460 feet long of Elder Dempster Company, Liverpool) |
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DIXCOVE loads 1 X 24 ton heavy lift from Floating crane NEWSHOT |
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SailingTuesday, November 21, 1961 @ 1435 |
ROBERT DUNDAS (1938-1974 Royal Fleet Auxiliary coastal store carrier 220 feet long: pennant no. A204) |
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ROBERT DUNDAS leaves Glasgow for Belfast with Government stores |
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