物語
This freighter (c1-a) was built in 1942 by Pennsylvania Shipyards Inc. in Beaumont, TX.
歴史的注記
From the Vancouver Sun: In autumn fog 1969 the President Roxas collided in dense fog with the Norwegian freighter Mosgulf about 15 miles off Sheringham Point. This vessel received a smashed bow Both vessels proceeded under their own power to Vancouver BC and sustained minor bow damage.
She was reported broken up in 1973. George Schneider (Feb 2026) writes: She was removed from Service in 1973, renamed LUCKY VII in order not to have the President's name seen in the scrapyard, and broken up at Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
所有者と船長
In 1942-1947 she was owned by the United States War Shipping Administration.
In 1947-63 she was owned by Jacobe Kjode & Co (A/S Inger), Bergen, Norway.
In 1963-73 she was owned by the Philippine President Lines Inc., Manila, Phillippines.
参考文献
- The Vancouver Sun (Vancouver BC) Friday, September 12, 1969 Page 73
- Merchant Vessels of the United States (1947), Lloyds Register of shipping (1949-1973)
