Alice L. Moran Tows MV Valkenburg To N.Y. To Complete Voyage
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towing / salvage
The 9,600-hp Moran tug Alice L. Moran delivered the disabled MV Valkenburg to a Staten Island pier in December. The vessel had broken down 1,500 miles east of New York and was towed through gale conditions to her original destination.
The Alice L. Moran, a 9,600-hp tug of the Moran International Towing Corporation, safely delivered the MV Valkenburg to a Staten Island pier in December. The Valkenburg had been disabled 1,500 miles east of New York and was towed through gale conditions to her original destination.
For the Alice L. Moran, one of the world's most powerful tugs, this was one of many rescue assignments. She also has accomplished the towage of various marine equipment and floating oil rigs to locations throughout the world.
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Vessel
Alice L. Moran9,600-hp tug
MV Valkenburgdisabled motor vessel under tow
GeoLocation
Staten Island, N.Y.delivery pier
New Yorkdestination
Company
Moran International Towing Corporationtowing company
Transcribed from the January 15, 1969 print edition of Maritime Reporter &
Engineering News. Text is OCR-derived and may contain errors.