The Tug - Breeze (2021)
Breeze Vessel History:
The Tug "Breezeâ" was originally named TP231 and was owned by the US Army Corps of Engineers.
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Breeze Vessel History:
The Tug "Breezeâ" was originally named TP231 and was owned by the US Army Corps of Engineers.
She was acquired by Foss Marine and in 1946 she was purchased by DolmageTowing and was named "Sea Giantâ".
When Vancouver Tug & Barge acquired Dolmage Towing in 1956, she became S6(La Brise).
Seaspan International, formed by the amalgamation of several companies, named her "Seaspan Breezeâ".
"Breezeâ" was sold to Grant & Noreen Butt in 1977 who operated sportfishing charters at Hakaii Pass
"Breezeâ" was purchased by her current owners, D & G Arnott, in 2010.
I'm not sure what happened to her after that? if you have any more info please let me know in a comment below.
She now rests across the river from Arrow Marine. I think she's done. Notice how everything is stripped? Including the running lights.
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The Tug "Breezeâ" was originally named TP231 and was owned by the US Army Corps of Engineers.
She was acquired by Foss Marine and in 1946 she was purchased by DolmageTowing and was named "Sea Giantâ".
When Vancouver Tug & Barge acquired Dolmage Towing in 1956, she became S6(La Brise).
Seaspan International, formed by the amalgamation of several companies, named her "Seaspan Breezeâ".
"Breezeâ" was sold to Grant & Noreen Butt in 1977 who operated sportfishing charters at Hakaii Pass
"Breezeâ" was purchased by her current owners, D & G Arnott, in 2010.
I'm not sure what happened to her after that? if you have any more info please let me know in a comment below.
She now rests across the river from Arrow Marine. I think she's done. Notice how everything is stripped? Including the running lights.
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