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MONSANTO
Portuguese oceangoing tug MONSANTO, 44,25m/ 613,32gt/ 13knots/ 1.875HP/ diesel electric single propeller; 09/03/1942 completed by Levingston Shipbuilding Co., Orange, Texas, for US Navy as BAT-3 (ATA-128), also named USS CAADO, however destined for lend-lease to Great Britain; 15/06/1942 commissioned into the Royal Navy as HMRT FAVOURITE (W119); 27/03/1946 returned to the US Navy; 1946 SUSAN A. MORAN, Moran Towing Corporation and late same year renamed EUGENE A. MORAN; 1947 MONSANTO, Companhia Colonial de Navega??o, Lisbon; 1975 MONTE BRANCO, Rebosado - Rebocadores Fluviais do Sado, Setubal; 1993 laid up and later sold for breaking up at Setubal. 28/07/1949 she took part in the salvage of the Portuguese motor-vessel ALEXANDRE SILVA, stranded at Miramar, three miles south Douro bar.
Seen Leix?es 26/10/1969.
Author F. Cabral, Oporto.

Username Enregistré Rui Amaro
Armateur Companhia Colonial de Navega??o, Lisbon
Ship manager
Numéro IMO 5239814
Type de navire Oceangoing tug
Année et chantier de construction 09/03/1942 completed by Levingston Shipbuilding Co., Orange, Texas
Date 26(10/1969
Lieu Leix?es
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Dimension 800 x 510
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