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Ships Monthly Magazine, January 2013 Issue

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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue

Features:
River Plate voyage - Recollection of a voyage on the Yugoslavian cargo ship Dreznica to Argentina in 1980 when containerisation was still in its infancy on the River Plate. Jim Shaw                         |
Maritime Mosaic - Pictorial from Singapore showing some of the hundreds of ships that have called at one of the world's largest ports. Andrew Mackinnon
Hey ho Jutlandia! - History of the 1934-built motor ship Jutlandia, a humble cargo-passenger ship which found lasting fame for acts of humanitarian service as a United Nations Hospital ship. John Martin
World Port Days - Report on Rotterdam's World Port Day, a celebration which brings together the Dutch maritime community of old and new vessels. Krispen Atkinson
From sea to shiny sea - A look at the US Navy, with a glance into the future of the fleet. Patrick Boniface
Oriental snapshot - Japan has more than 100 domestic ferry routes, in addition to 15 international services to Korea and China. Richard Seville
New tricks... old ships - How five bulkers dating from the 1970s have undergone a remarkable and unusual renaissance and rebuilding. Allan Ryszka-Onions
View from the Bridge - Captain Orpheus Kekus, master of Anglia Seaways, chartered by Seatruckfrom DFDS for the Dublin-Heysham route, talks about his career, his ship and working on the Irish Sea.

Regulars:
Waterfront - News of Tall Ships going south, turbines on the Tyne, Liverpool is top port, sinking of Bounty in Storm Sandy, and ships laid up at Tilbury.
Ferry - Farewell to Pride of Calais, Moliere makes DFDS debut from Calais and Thames naming ceremony for new ro-ro Adeline. Russell Plummer
Cruise - NCL return to Mever Werft for new ship, Ventura damaged in storm and first year-round deployment outside USA for Carnival Spirit. William Mayes
Naval - Romania joins the fight against piracy, STY France is completing two Russian Mistral class landing ships and the next block of the future HMS Queen Elizabeth is completed. Gary Davies
Cargo - News of the largest container ship (below) ever built, a new Aframax tanker design, box rates slide, and wind turbines arriving at Inverness.
Preservation - Preservation campaign for nuclear-powered icebreaker Arktika, funding boost for HMS Caroline and Museum ship Inaugural resurfaces. Nick Hall
Ships pictorial - A selection of ships pictured around the world.

Chartroom:
Ships mail - A selection of letters from readers.
Ports of call - Cruise ship calls around the UK in January. Edwin Wilmshurst
Mystery ship - Can you cast any light on this month's mystery ship?                           
Ships library - Reviews and details of a selection of new maritime and shipping books.            

Ship of the month:
Finnmarken - Profile of the Hurtigruten ship Finnmarken, completed in 2002, which has been designed to reflect the elegance of the past while offering the comforts of the present. Steve Newman

COVER: Holland America's classic liner Rotterdam dating from 1958. Launched on 13 September 1958, she was christened by Queen Juliana as the pride of the Dutch merchant fleet. In 2008 she returned to The Netherlands for preservation and since February 2010 has been open for tours and meetings, offering hotel and restaurant facilities.

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