stevecz
12th December 2005, 12:34
Does anyone know how she met her sad fate.
I took the photo in March / April 1970. She is the tanker "Permina 105", and is lying in the River Musi at Plaju, Sumatra, Indonesia.
She was originally the "Katarina", built, 1951, by William Hamilton & Co Port Glasgow, Scotland, for H.E. Hansen-Tangen, Kristiansand, Norway.
In 1965 she became "Permina 105", for the National Oil Mining Company, Indonesia (Permina), (run by the Indonesian army under the directorship of General Ibnu Sutowo).
The National Oil Mining Company (Permina), the Indonesian Oil Mining company (Pertamin), and the National Oil and Gas Company (Permigan) merged in 1968 to form the current National Oil and Natural Gas Mining Company (Pertamina).
I took the photo in March / April 1970. She is the tanker "Permina 105", and is lying in the River Musi at Plaju, Sumatra, Indonesia.
She was originally the "Katarina", built, 1951, by William Hamilton & Co Port Glasgow, Scotland, for H.E. Hansen-Tangen, Kristiansand, Norway.
In 1965 she became "Permina 105", for the National Oil Mining Company, Indonesia (Permina), (run by the Indonesian army under the directorship of General Ibnu Sutowo).
The National Oil Mining Company (Permina), the Indonesian Oil Mining company (Pertamin), and the National Oil and Gas Company (Permigan) merged in 1968 to form the current National Oil and Natural Gas Mining Company (Pertamina).