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Submitted by Kees Helder on Wed, 04/22/2015 - 11:12

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Completed 1944 as Empire Crest for M.O.W.T. (Anglo-Saxon). 1946 purchased by STUK and renamed "BURSA". 6-1961 scrapped Singapore.

Also known as	Empire Crest
IMO number	180143
Call sign	GBKG
Construction number	760
Tonnage	5.168 ton
Beam	16m
Length overall	119m
Year of construction	1944
Year of renaming/broken up	1961
Service for Shell	1944 to 1961
Cargo	Crude and white oil products
Class	B-class 5.100 ton
Flag state	Great Britain
Home port	London
Manager	Anglo-Saxon / Shell Tankers U.K.
Shipyard	Sr. James Laing & Sons Ltd Sunderland
Status	Sailing / Sailed for Anglo-Saxon / Shell Tankers UK / STUK

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Permalink Submitted by John Evans on Sat, 05/23/2009 - 03:09

Name	Job	Period	Details
William John Conn	5th engineer	1945 to 1947
H.f. White	2nd engineer	1948 to 1949
Ken Livingstone	2nd engineer	1948 to 1949	stuk
William John Boyd	engineer	1954 to 1955
Gordon Benny	5th engineer	1954 to 1955
C.j.h. Ennion	3rd mate	1954 to 1955
Ian Ross	3rd mate	1955 to 1956
Dave Chissel	4th engineer	1955 to 1956
Derek Spender	4th engineer	1958
Tony Roberts	5th engineer	1958 to 1959
Ian Kenworthy	3rd mate	1959 to 1960
Jim Rippon	sparky	1960 to 1961
Robert Preston	5th engineer	1960 to 1961

Date	Visitor	Anecdote
05/23/2009 - 03:09	John Evans