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Sir William Hardy

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物語

This fishboat, trawler was built in 1955 by Hall, Russell & Co Ltd. in Aberdeen, Scotland.

歴史的注記

This vessel was sent to Iceland to protest whaling. This vessel was later sent to intercept radioactive waste dumping in the Atlantic.

In 1980 this vessel was arrested in Spain.

In 1981 this vessel was involved in the anti-sealing campaign.

In 1982 this vessel was involved in an anti-waste dumping campaign and then an anti-whaling campaign in Peru.

In 1983 this vessel was involved in an anti-whaling campaign in Siberia.

In 1985 this vessel evacuated South Pacific islanders from Rongelap Atoll who were threatened by radioactive fallout. Later on October 07, 1985 this vessel was sunk by French secret agents at Auckland New Zealand killing one crew member (a Portugese photographer, Fernando Pereira).

所有者と船長

In 1955-1977 she was owned by the UK Ministry of Agriculture Fisheries and Food.

In 1977-1985 she was owned by Greenpeace.

She was used to protest French nuclear tests at Mururoa Atoll in the South Pacific.

She was sunk by French Security agents in Auckland Harbour New Zealand killing a Portugese photographer, Fernando Pereira.

She was raised and towed to Motutapere Island and on 14/12/1987 she was scuttled in 25m of water.

改修

In 1984 she underwent a major refit at Jacksonville FL USA with two masts and sails being added.

参考文献

Brown, Michael and John May. (1989)

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