Baltic Warrior Gallery
Just a few selected images of the ocean going tug Baltic Warrior. I
have begun to gather a selection of images of the tug and look forward
to seeing it in the future as part of Clive Cussler's expeditions.
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The tug's fly bridge offering a good vantage point for berthing especially alongside the wharf. |
The vessels foredeck even with its equipment offers a large working area. |
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The photograph doesn't do the vessel's
stern justice, there is no disputing that it offers such a huge
working area. The crewman is dwarfed by the tug's winching gear. |
The bridge and the captain's chair, surrounded
by an impressive array of electronic equipment. The tug's age
is enhanced by features one wouldn't on a modern vessel. |
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No ocean going vessel would be complete
with a dedicated chart table and the Baltic Warrior wouldn't
disappoint any skipper. |
As I was being escorted around the tug
I was suitably impressed at the cavernous size of its engines.
As a tug one would expect such power, nonetheless it is huge. |
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An alternative
view of the ships engine room, there is barely room for all
the machinery there is so much to it. I don't envy anyone having to work on the lower parts
of the engine. That said Eamon runs a tight ship and has complete
faith in his engineers and the reliability of the Baltic
Warrior. |
© Colin Brittain 1999 - 2016
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