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4th November 2006, 07:45
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Mv Acer
I served on a coaster MV ACER in 1972, does anyone know what happened to her after this date and were I can get a photo of her
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4th November 2006, 13:46
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The 'Acer' that was around in 1972 was lost in bad weather in the English Channel around 1973 I believe. I remember talking to the Engineer, John Buckley from Hale ,Merseyside not too long after the event
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4th November 2006, 14:55
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Go to 'Casualties to vessels and accidents to men' (Adobe Format) you will see 'Acer' capsized July 29th 1973.
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6th November 2006, 01:44
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Where can that be found?
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6th November 2006, 03:14
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On your regular search engine, Type in 'Casualties to vessels and accidents to men 1973' and it will come up but you will have to scroll through the document .
Last edited by awateah2 : 6th November 2006 at 03:30.
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6th November 2006, 06:57
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Mv Acer, thanks everone for your help, Don.
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6th November 2006, 07:16
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Thanks Awateah2, I'll try that. I thought you meant that that document was on somewhere on this site.
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Lord, keep Your arm around my shoulder and Your hand over my mouth! "There is no such thing as a bum note...I only take the opportunity to expand the transcendental vibrations to explore the lesser known highways and byways of musical theory! I find it best to play it loud...that way no one can say you did not mean it!" Dorothy Willows Currently testing: www.cable962.listen2myradio.com
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