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  • Birthday 05/05/1967

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  1. Menno
    http://transpressnz.blogspot.com/2012/09/dutch-naval-ship-hr-ms-utrecht.html I'll go with that answer. It's the Hr. Ms. Utrecht(see link above). On to you Jan.
  2. Menno
    You're very close but I can't count it as right.
  3. Menno
    OK, here's the next. Not the clearest picture but it will have to do. Flag and name are wiped out. Menno
  4. Menno
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USCGC_Acushnet_(WMEC-167) I guess it's my turn then so let me find something.
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  6. Menno
    USS SHACKLE ARS9?
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  8. Menno
    Happy new year everyone!
  9. Menno
    Was thinking tanker but now I'm thinking whale factory ship (or whatever they are called).
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  13. Menno
    Most likely HongKong area with those mountains.
  14. Menno
    Maybe not Chinese but certainly China.
  15. Menno
    A nice warehouse with a crane and a folding platform. I wonder how that can be related to a particular ship.
  16. Menno
    You got it right Jan, as allways. Over to you.
  17. Menno
    Why is noone asking questions to narrow it down? Is it an uninteresting choice I made?
  18. Menno
    Yes, that background excludes quite a lot. Although it could have been somewhere on the southern hemisphere as well. Anyway, Canada is right and that together with the rest of the clues and the ship build (clearly not build during the 16th century) should give enough info I hope. Did I already mention its a steel build?
  19. Menno
    Maybe the clue I gave earlier was a little misleading by saying that she was the only WWI loss within that navy because that may suggest that she was hit by a torpedo or whatever, but she was hit by a storm. Still making her the only loss though, which suggest that we better look at another direction then Europe. I was thinking, most people are away on holiday, and I'm just only entertaining myself.
  20. Menno
    I wonder whether I should give more clues right now. I'm having the feeling noone is there to read it anyway.

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