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Achille Lauro's 1940 Belfast built NAPOLI in the North Sea Canal, near Amsterdam, post-1957 when some passenger accommodation was removed. Delivered to Andrew Weir's Bank Line on 24 October 1940 as ARAYBANK, on 3rd and 16th May 1941, she was bombed in Suda Bay (Crete) and set on fire. On 31 May 1941, the wreck was seized by the Axis powers, raised in 1943 and taken to Trieste. In 1947, she was repaired and delivered to Achille Lauro with passenger accommodation which was removed in 1957. After sailing from Charleston on 26 February 1971 bound for Barletta on the Adriatic and then Porto Empedocle in Sicily, she proceeded to La Spezia on 3rd April 1971 for breaking. scanned from a negative in my collection taken by the late G.Bunschoten

Username	CRANFIELD
Armateur	Achille Lauro
Ship manager
Numéro IMO	5247196
Type de navire	general cargo ship
Année et chantier de construction	1940 Harland & Wolff, Belfast
Date	post-1957
Lieu	North Sea Canal (Amsterdam)
Téléchargée le	20/02/2023
Dimension	1024 x 611
visites	576