Geschichte
This stores ship (r1-m-av3) was built in 1945 by Pennsylvania Shipyards Inc. in Beaumont, TX.
Historische Notizen
Per Navsource: "In April 1980 she was laid up at Necochea, and that same month she broke away from her moorings during a storm on the 29th and beached one mile from Quequen." George Schneider writes: An AF in the U. S. Navy is a refrigerated stores ship. An R1-M-AV3 was a U. S. Maritime Commission design, derived from the non-refigerated cargo ship of the C1-M-AV1 design and based on Scandinavian coasters of the time.
Eigentümer & Kapitäne
In 1945-1946 she was a vessel in the United States Navy.
In 1946 she was returned to the Maritime Commission the same day for lay up in the National Defense Reserve Fleet, Olympia, WA USA.
In 1967 she was owned by Alaska Steamship Co., Seattle, WA USA.
In 1971 she was owned by The Rados Western Corp. San Pedro, CA USA.
In 1972 she was owned by Sea Nutrients Corp., Seattle, WA USA.
In 1972 she was owned by Operaciones y Servicios S.A. (OYSSA), Salaverry Peru.
In 1974 she was owned by Naviera Humboldt S.A., Callao Peru.
In 1977 was owned by Mar Claro SA (Arg.) as Polar M, then Altamar de Panama SA (Pan.) as Polar MC, then she was owned by Norsur S.A., Ltd., Cayman Islands.
Bewaffnung
one single 3"/50 cal dual purpose gun mount
six single 20mm AA gun mounts
Namensbedeutung
Lucidor is a minor planet, following the Navy naming scheme of naming cargo ships for astronomical bodies.
Referenzen
- McDonald, Lucile (1984)
- www.navsource.org ↗ (website viewed 25/05/2024)
