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MV Degei, ferry for Government of Fiji, delivered 18 April 1939. (1930s)
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MV Empire Star, refrigerated cargo ship for Blue Star Line, launched 26 September 1935, completed 20 December 1935. (1930s)
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MV British Mallard, oil tanker for British Tanker Co, launched 3 November 1959, completed 6 May 1960. (1950s)
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MV Anders Arvesen, whale catcher for Union Whaling Co, launched 23 August 1951, completed 15 November 1951. (1950s)
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MV Daghestan, ore carrier for Hindustan Shipping Co, launched 25 May 19060, completed 1 November 1960. (1960s)
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MV Pampas, refrigerated cargo ship for Royal Mail Line, launched 2 November 1940, completed 23 January 1941. (1940s)
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Harland And Wolff's shipyards is a British-based diversified heavy industry company in shipbuilding, shipbreaking, offshore construction, And marine engineering, located at Belfast City Council District. The shipyard was founded in 1861 and nationalized in 1977. The shipyards built many types of ships, notably the Royal Yacht Titanic, the Royal Navy’s battleship HMS Belfast, and the Peninsula Orient Line’s Canberra. The random tool lists 791 ships that were built between 1930 And 2002 at the Harland And Wolff shipyard.
Because they were built at different times, passed through the hands of different naval engineers, and had completely different uses and needs, the ships recorded in the generator had different grades and models. If you want to see more detailed information, including when the ship was built, who built it, where it was built, what it was used for, what class it was, and so on, it’s all stored in this tool.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of ships built by Harland and Wolff (1930-2002).
