Atlantic Breeze

Photos: Thomas Contracting

The fishing vessel Atlantic Breeze ran aground near the entrance to Nassau Sound near Jacksonville, Florida on June 5, 2012.   The fishing vessel suffered water ingress and The Coast Guard rescued the three crew on board the Atlantic Breeze and took them safely ashore.  The Atlantic Breeze later capsized and sank.   The Atlantic Breeze was later salvaged by MOBRO Marine and Thomas Contracting.   The fishing vessel was safely removed from the sound on July 5.   The salvage was delayed by tropical storm Debby for 10 days.

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Actinia RI 220

The 17 meter long, 53 gt fishing vessel Actinia RI 220 sank near Blåvandshuk, Denmark.  The 30 year old fishing vessel had sprung a leak while fishing.   The vessel’s engine room quickly flooded leaving the Actinia without power for the pumps.  As the vessel flooded, the two crewmen contacted the fishing vessel Merano who was fishing with the Actinia.   The Merano took the Actinia under tow attempting to reach shore, but the Actinia developed a list.  Before the vessel capsized, the two crew abandon ship into a liferaft.  The two men were quickly rescued by the Merano.   No reports of injuries.   No further details reported.

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Amistade

Photo: bndestem.nl

The 52 meter long self-propelled barge Amistade went aground on the Westerscheldt near the outer harbour at Terneuzen, Netherlands.   The Amistade had veered off course and struck the western slope near the pier.   A salvage tug was able to refloat the Amistade later the same day.  No reports of injuries, damage or pollution released.  The Amistade was loaded with sand bound for Antwerp.

 

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