Libia 2011
Libia 2011
Dave Shirlaw posted
http://www.seawaves.com/libya2011.asp
From David Asprey
Yesterday there was a USN oiler or similar with AIS track south of Crete,
but I cannot recall the name.
Greece has sent frigate PSARA today from Piraeus
Germany reported rerouted two frigates and a support ship - one Bremen-class
frigate and Berlin-class supply ship arrived Malta
French frigate TOURVILLE arrived Malta yesterday
Following is my current tally of civilian and other ships being used in
evacuation. Updates and corrections welcome.
TURKEY
ORHAN GAZI-1 - already completed one round trip Benghazi/Marmaris
OSMAN GAZI-1 - already completed one round trip Benghazi/Marmaris
ISKENDERUN - Navy ferry - sailed Benghazi 24/2
SAMSUN - sailed Istanbul 22/2 for Libya
ANKARA - sailed Istanbul 23/2 for Tripoli
CHINA
EXPRESS SANTORINI - sailed Volos for Benghazi 23/2
EL VENIZELOS - sailed Piraeus 23/2 for Souda and Benghazi
HELLENIC SPIRIT - already completed one round trip Benghazi/Heraklion,
returning
OLYMPIC CHAMPION - already completed one round trip Benghazi/Heraklion,
returning
CRUISE ROMA - sailed Benghazi, due Malta today (will be floating transit
hotel)
Also reports China used "two cargo ships and several ferryboats operated by
Chinese companies that happened to be in nearby waters".
China reports chartered two further ship standing by in Italy and Greece
USA
MARIA DOLORES - at Tripoli since 23/2 weatherbound (returning via Djerba,
Tunisia?)
SAN GWANN - at Tripoli since 23/2 weatherbound
above two should sail today
UK
HMS CUMBERLAND sailed Benghazi yesterday
India
SCOTIA PRINCE passed Suez yesterday for Benghazi, ETA Sunday
Brazil
Construction company Queiroz Galvão chartered passenger ship arrived
Benghazi yesterday (NISSOS RODOS?)
unknown charterers:
KNOSSOS PALACE sailed Heraklion for Misurata 24/2
NISSOS RODOS sailed Piraeus 23/2 for Benghazi
CATANIA at Malta yesterday, for Libya?
http://www.seawaves.com/libya2011.asp
From David Asprey
Yesterday there was a USN oiler or similar with AIS track south of Crete,
but I cannot recall the name.
Greece has sent frigate PSARA today from Piraeus
Germany reported rerouted two frigates and a support ship - one Bremen-class
frigate and Berlin-class supply ship arrived Malta
French frigate TOURVILLE arrived Malta yesterday
Following is my current tally of civilian and other ships being used in
evacuation. Updates and corrections welcome.
TURKEY
ORHAN GAZI-1 - already completed one round trip Benghazi/Marmaris
OSMAN GAZI-1 - already completed one round trip Benghazi/Marmaris
ISKENDERUN - Navy ferry - sailed Benghazi 24/2
SAMSUN - sailed Istanbul 22/2 for Libya
ANKARA - sailed Istanbul 23/2 for Tripoli
CHINA
EXPRESS SANTORINI - sailed Volos for Benghazi 23/2
EL VENIZELOS - sailed Piraeus 23/2 for Souda and Benghazi
HELLENIC SPIRIT - already completed one round trip Benghazi/Heraklion,
returning
OLYMPIC CHAMPION - already completed one round trip Benghazi/Heraklion,
returning
CRUISE ROMA - sailed Benghazi, due Malta today (will be floating transit
hotel)
Also reports China used "two cargo ships and several ferryboats operated by
Chinese companies that happened to be in nearby waters".
China reports chartered two further ship standing by in Italy and Greece
USA
MARIA DOLORES - at Tripoli since 23/2 weatherbound (returning via Djerba,
Tunisia?)
SAN GWANN - at Tripoli since 23/2 weatherbound
above two should sail today
UK
HMS CUMBERLAND sailed Benghazi yesterday
India
SCOTIA PRINCE passed Suez yesterday for Benghazi, ETA Sunday
Brazil
Construction company Queiroz Galvão chartered passenger ship arrived
Benghazi yesterday (NISSOS RODOS?)
unknown charterers:
KNOSSOS PALACE sailed Heraklion for Misurata 24/2
NISSOS RODOS sailed Piraeus 23/2 for Benghazi
CATANIA at Malta yesterday, for Libya?
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Re: Libia 2011
Ponoć jeden czy dwa libijskie okręty zbiegły (lub próbują) na Maltę.
Biorąc pod uwagę, że jakieś 2/3 wybrzeża (w tym Benghazi i Tobruk) jest pod kontrolą powstańców, zapewne część MW opowiedziała się po stronie rewolucji.
Biorąc pod uwagę, że jakieś 2/3 wybrzeża (w tym Benghazi i Tobruk) jest pod kontrolą powstańców, zapewne część MW opowiedziała się po stronie rewolucji.
Re: Libia 2011
ISKENDERUN - Navy ferry - sailed Benghazi 24/2
_ zbudowany w Turcji na polskim projekcie
SAMSUN - sailed Istanbul 22/2 for Libya
ANKARA - sailed Istanbul 23/2 for Tripoli
_ zbudowane w Stoczni Szczecińskiej
EL VENIZELOS - sailed Piraeus 23/2 for Souda and Benghazi
_ zbudowany częściowo w Polsce (niedokończona "Stena")
_ zbudowany w Turcji na polskim projekcie
SAMSUN - sailed Istanbul 22/2 for Libya
ANKARA - sailed Istanbul 23/2 for Tripoli
_ zbudowane w Stoczni Szczecińskiej
EL VENIZELOS - sailed Piraeus 23/2 for Souda and Benghazi
_ zbudowany częściowo w Polsce (niedokończona "Stena")
Re: Libia 2011
Latest round-up. Additions & corrections welcome
MARIA DOLORES has sailed Valletta for Tripoli; SAN GWANN following
(correction: first voyage of SAN GWANN apparently chartered by construction
company Schlumberger, not US Government).
HMS CUMBERLAND arrived Valletta, and due to sail for Tripoli
CRUISE ROMA arrived Valletta from Benghazi - will remain as transit hotel
for Chinese
EL. VENIZELOS arrived Heraklion last night with Chinese
HELLENIC SPIRIT and OLYMPIC CHAMPION due to sail Benghazi today
Italy evacuating from Misurata with naval ships FRANCESCO MIMBELLI (D561)
and SAN GIORGIO (L9892) but hampered by weather
ISKENDERUN and another (ANKARA?) sailed Benghazi this morning for Marmaris.
SAMSUN now sailed Kissamos Bay, Crete (where sheltering) for Libya.
Russian chartered Montenegro ferry SVETI STEFAN II (probably, though could
be SVETI STEFAN) sailed Bar via Bari for Ras Lanuf
As noted, Dutch frigate TROMP is off Libyan coast to assist evacuation but
no report of port call.
David
MARIA DOLORES has sailed Valletta for Tripoli; SAN GWANN following
(correction: first voyage of SAN GWANN apparently chartered by construction
company Schlumberger, not US Government).
HMS CUMBERLAND arrived Valletta, and due to sail for Tripoli
CRUISE ROMA arrived Valletta from Benghazi - will remain as transit hotel
for Chinese
EL. VENIZELOS arrived Heraklion last night with Chinese
HELLENIC SPIRIT and OLYMPIC CHAMPION due to sail Benghazi today
Italy evacuating from Misurata with naval ships FRANCESCO MIMBELLI (D561)
and SAN GIORGIO (L9892) but hampered by weather
ISKENDERUN and another (ANKARA?) sailed Benghazi this morning for Marmaris.
SAMSUN now sailed Kissamos Bay, Crete (where sheltering) for Libya.
Russian chartered Montenegro ferry SVETI STEFAN II (probably, though could
be SVETI STEFAN) sailed Bar via Bari for Ras Lanuf
As noted, Dutch frigate TROMP is off Libyan coast to assist evacuation but
no report of port call.
David
Re: Libia 2011
Strangely enough is not the Dutch LCF Hr.Ms. Tromp mentioned which was ordered by the Dutch government to returned with all speed from her Somilia anti pirate mission. She had just passed the Suez channel and turned immediately and was expected to arrive Friday but all ready arrived in the end of the morning of Thursday (I believed the order came on Monday or Tuesday). In the meantime the Dutch government had allready sent a airplane. However the Tromps was ordered to aid the evacuation by air or if this was not possible to evacuatue people by sea if necessary with her own boats
Ronald
Ronald
Re: Libia 2011
http://www.chinasignpost.com/2011/02/ch ... n-mission/ - 2011-02-24
2 uwagi:
- robi sie tam gesto i nie wszyscy sie 'lubia' w tym tlumie - oby nie doszlo do 'nieporozumien'
- 'piraci' na zachodnim akwenie Oceanu Indyjskiego maja troche luzu
http://english.chosun.com/site/data/htm ... 01227.html - 2011-02-25The PLA Navy has just dispatched Xuzhou, a Type 054 Jiangkai-II class missile frigate, from the ongoing seventh PLAN anti-piracy task force deployment off Somalia to steam to Libyan coast to provide support and protection for the ongoing evacuation mission there.
http://www.ndtv.com/article/india/india ... ibya-87609 - 2011-02-24Korea urgently dispatched the 4,500-ton Choi Young KDX-II destroyer, which is carrying out anti-piracy duties in the Gulf of Aden, to waters off Libya to support the evacuation of Koreans in the turbulent country, a Defense Ministry spokesman said Thursday.
Z Wloch ponoc takze INS San Marco (L 9893) bierze udzial w akcji.India is sending three Naval ships to evacuate its citizens from Libya.(...) Government sources say two destroyers and INS Jalashawa (USS Trenton) will be dispatched from Mumbai in the next few hours. They will take 12 days to reach Libya. In the meantime, the government has hired a private cruise ship that was already in the region.
2 uwagi:
- robi sie tam gesto i nie wszyscy sie 'lubia' w tym tlumie - oby nie doszlo do 'nieporozumien'
- 'piraci' na zachodnim akwenie Oceanu Indyjskiego maja troche luzu
Gdyby ludzie od jaskiniowej epoki robili tylko to, co wyglądało na możliwe, do dzisiaj siedzieliby w jaskiniach. - LEM
Re: Libia 2011
Co do San Marco, to właściwie taka jego rola od momentu zbudowania. Dziś już nieistniejące ministerstwo obrony cywilnej (teraz to bodaj departament) wyłożyło sporą sumę na budowę tego okrętu w zamian za przygotowanie do dużych operacji ewakuacyjnych. W efekcie okręt ma bardziej rozbudowaną cześć medyczną i urządzenia odsalające o wydajności 210 t/dobę zamiast 90 t/dobę jak na jego bliźniaku.
To co dla innych jest brzegiem morza, dla marynarza jest brzegiem lądu.
Re: Libia 2011
Evening round-up. Additions & corrections welcome
EL. VENIZELOS has sailed from Heraklion for second trip to Libya, this time Misurata.
NISSOS RODOS east of Crete, from Benghazi, probably for Piraeus
MARIA DOLORES and SAN GWANN have stayed longer at Tripoli to allow more to board for Malta.
HMS CUMBERLAND sailedfrom Valletta, after all, for Benghazi.
HMS YORK arrived Malta from Gibraltar.
Italian frigate FENICE is at Valletta.
The three German warships also still at Malta
India's SCOTIA PRINCE due in Libya tomorrow, to ship to Alexandria.
Syrian cargo vessel SOURIA interrupted Med voyage to call at Benghazi and
sailed today with Syrians for Lattakia; EUROPA PALACE has been chartered
from Greece and believed to have left Igoumenitsa for Benghazi. Also an
untraced vessel "AL-ASSAD" heading for Libya.
Tunisian ferry HABIB sailed Benghazi this evening to ferry Tunisians home.
David
EL. VENIZELOS has sailed from Heraklion for second trip to Libya, this time Misurata.
NISSOS RODOS east of Crete, from Benghazi, probably for Piraeus
MARIA DOLORES and SAN GWANN have stayed longer at Tripoli to allow more to board for Malta.
HMS CUMBERLAND sailedfrom Valletta, after all, for Benghazi.
HMS YORK arrived Malta from Gibraltar.
Italian frigate FENICE is at Valletta.
The three German warships also still at Malta
India's SCOTIA PRINCE due in Libya tomorrow, to ship to Alexandria.
Syrian cargo vessel SOURIA interrupted Med voyage to call at Benghazi and
sailed today with Syrians for Lattakia; EUROPA PALACE has been chartered
from Greece and believed to have left Igoumenitsa for Benghazi. Also an
untraced vessel "AL-ASSAD" heading for Libya.
Tunisian ferry HABIB sailed Benghazi this evening to ferry Tunisians home.
David
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Re: Libia 2011
Czyżby okręt szkolny o tej nazwie, zbudowany w Stoczni Północnej?AvM pisze:Also an untraced vessel "AL-ASSAD" heading for Libya.
Re: Libia 2011
I was intrigued to see the ferry Scotia Prince listed as one of the
evacuation vessels. I wondered if this was the long-serving ferry from
Yarmouth, Nova Scotia to Maine and indeed it is:
http://www.thechronicleherald.ca/NovaSc ... 19994.html
Apparently the Scotia Prince is working in the Med these days, but
amusingly still under her old touristy Nova Scotia name.
Indeed is the same vessel. Scotia Prince is chartered by the Indian Government for the evacuation.
ok
evacuation vessels. I wondered if this was the long-serving ferry from
Yarmouth, Nova Scotia to Maine and indeed it is:
http://www.thechronicleherald.ca/NovaSc ... 19994.html
Apparently the Scotia Prince is working in the Med these days, but
amusingly still under her old touristy Nova Scotia name.
Indeed is the same vessel. Scotia Prince is chartered by the Indian Government for the evacuation.
ok
Re: Libia 2011
27.02.2011
Today's round-up. Additions & corrections welcome
HMS CUMBERLAND sailed from Benghazi for Malta
MARIA DOLORES and SAN GWANN sailed today from Tripoli for Malta where due
tonight - reported that they will return to Tripoli for third rescue trip.
Fast ferries ALRIYADH and ALKAHERA arrived Alexandria from Red Sea -
possibly for coastal shuttle with Benghazi - they are sisters of ORHAN/OZMAN
GAZI-1.
Algerian ferry TASSILI II southwest of Malta en route Benghazi.
HELLENIC SPIRIT and OLYMPIC CHAMPION departed Heraklion for Libya but appear
heading for Tripoli this time.
Second Chinese-chartered ship due at Valletta from Benghazi (identity?)
Confirm that it is SVETI STEFAN II that has arrived at Ras Lanuf
Italian ferry SNAV TOSCANA has arrived Malta this morning from Tripoli (with
1800 passengers: Vietnamese, Thai, Pakistani and others).
Confirm that NISSOS RODOS which arrived Piraeus last night was the ship
chartered by Brazilian/Portuguese construction firm Queiroz Galvão.
Italian Navy SAN GIORGIO arrived Catania from Misurata 27/2 with 245
passengers.
Not clear whether Indian-chartered SCOTIA PRINCE has yet arrived in Benghazi
- some reports say departed Port Said today and will arrive tomorrow.
India reported chartered further ferry currently in Sicily.
Moroccan ferry BERKANE west of Sicily heading for Benghazi.
Lastly - it seems that container feeder MSC INDIA berthed Benghazi
yesterday, the first report I have seen of a regular shipping arrival there
- presumably considered a safe port at least for the time being.
Today's round-up. Additions & corrections welcome
HMS CUMBERLAND sailed from Benghazi for Malta
MARIA DOLORES and SAN GWANN sailed today from Tripoli for Malta where due
tonight - reported that they will return to Tripoli for third rescue trip.
Fast ferries ALRIYADH and ALKAHERA arrived Alexandria from Red Sea -
possibly for coastal shuttle with Benghazi - they are sisters of ORHAN/OZMAN
GAZI-1.
Algerian ferry TASSILI II southwest of Malta en route Benghazi.
HELLENIC SPIRIT and OLYMPIC CHAMPION departed Heraklion for Libya but appear
heading for Tripoli this time.
Second Chinese-chartered ship due at Valletta from Benghazi (identity?)
Confirm that it is SVETI STEFAN II that has arrived at Ras Lanuf
Italian ferry SNAV TOSCANA has arrived Malta this morning from Tripoli (with
1800 passengers: Vietnamese, Thai, Pakistani and others).
Confirm that NISSOS RODOS which arrived Piraeus last night was the ship
chartered by Brazilian/Portuguese construction firm Queiroz Galvão.
Italian Navy SAN GIORGIO arrived Catania from Misurata 27/2 with 245
passengers.
Not clear whether Indian-chartered SCOTIA PRINCE has yet arrived in Benghazi
- some reports say departed Port Said today and will arrive tomorrow.
India reported chartered further ferry currently in Sicily.
Moroccan ferry BERKANE west of Sicily heading for Benghazi.
Lastly - it seems that container feeder MSC INDIA berthed Benghazi
yesterday, the first report I have seen of a regular shipping arrival there
- presumably considered a safe port at least for the time being.
Re: Libia 2011
Rebelianci pilotujący myśliwiec MiG-23 i wojskowy helikopter zatopili dwa okręty wojenne Muammara Kaddafiego - podała libijska gazeta opozycyjna.
http://www.tvn24.pl/-1,1695925,0,1,mig- ... omosc.html
ciekawe które ?
http://www.tvn24.pl/-1,1695925,0,1,mig- ... omosc.html
ciekawe które ?
Re: Libia 2011
Dziwne, wydawalo mi sie ze sily Kaddafiego maja totalna kontrole w powietrzu...
Ponoc tez jakies czolgi atakowali.
Update:
HURRRA!
Ale moment - to byl JEDEN MiG-23 i JEDEN nie zindentyfikowany smiglowiec bojowy - nie wydaje sie komus ze cos tu nie pasi? Albo te okrety to byly 'kajaki bojowe' ktore mozna bylo zatopic ogniem z karabinow albo ktos tu relacje przyslowiowym Phototshop'em potraktowal.
Update:
OK, teraz juz to dwa okrety plona a trzeci uszkodzony przez "Free Libyan Air Force" - cokolwiek to jest... W kazdym razie sa informacje o kolejnych uderzeniach na inne cele wiec "Free Libyan Air Force" ma na stanie chyba wiecej niz to co wczesniej wspomniane.
Update:
Komentarz na jednym z blogow: 'its the A-team'
Ponoc tez jakies czolgi atakowali.
Update:
HURRRA!
Ale moment - to byl JEDEN MiG-23 i JEDEN nie zindentyfikowany smiglowiec bojowy - nie wydaje sie komus ze cos tu nie pasi? Albo te okrety to byly 'kajaki bojowe' ktore mozna bylo zatopic ogniem z karabinow albo ktos tu relacje przyslowiowym Phototshop'em potraktowal.
Update:
OK, teraz juz to dwa okrety plona a trzeci uszkodzony przez "Free Libyan Air Force" - cokolwiek to jest... W kazdym razie sa informacje o kolejnych uderzeniach na inne cele wiec "Free Libyan Air Force" ma na stanie chyba wiecej niz to co wczesniej wspomniane.
Update:
Komentarz na jednym z blogow: 'its the A-team'
Ostatnio zmieniony 2011-03-15, 22:12 przez wojtek.uk, łącznie zmieniany 2 razy.
Gdyby ludzie od jaskiniowej epoki robili tylko to, co wyglądało na możliwe, do dzisiaj siedzieliby w jaskiniach. - LEM
Re: Libia 2011
http://www.libyafeb17.com/
20:32 BREAKING BREAKING from Almanara Media The huge fire that has erupted inside Baab Al Aziziyah was due to a martyr mission using a fighter jet to crash into the compound
20:03 BREAKING – Almanara Media confirms the following:
1. Al Gurdabiyya airbase near Sirt has been subject to air strikes by the defected Free Libyan Airforce
2. Shooting and explosions have happened in Baab Al Aziziyah.
3. A big fire has erupted inside Baab Al Aziziyah
4. The defected Free Libyan airforce has bombarded three Gaddafi military convoys headed to the east
5. Demonstrations have broken out in Girgarish, Tripoli
A żeby było ciekawiej to rebelianci mają na pewno 2 okręty
źródło militaryphotos.net
Re: Libia 2011
Komentarz do tych zdjec mowi ze sa to opuszczone okrety - ciekawe czy rebelianci maja kim je obsadzic.szafran pisze:
A żeby było ciekawiej to rebelianci mają na pewno 2 okręty
źródło militaryphotos.net
Co do jednostek widocznych na zdjeciu nr 1, wg Jane's Fighting Ships 2007-2008 sa to:
- po wewnetrzej projekt 1234 Tariq Ibn Ziyad
- po zewnetrznej projekt 1159 Al Hani
Status operacyjny obu jednostek jest wysoce watpliwy
Gdyby ludzie od jaskiniowej epoki robili tylko to, co wyglądało na możliwe, do dzisiaj siedzieliby w jaskiniach. - LEM
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Re: Libia 2011
To mogły być któreś z Combattante II. Wydaje mi się, że na nie parę rakiet by starczyło... albo wręcz małe patrolowce PV30 (chorwackie).wojtek.uk pisze:Ale moment - to byl JEDEN MiG-23 i JEDEN nie zindentyfikowany smiglowiec bojowy - nie wydaje sie komus ze cos tu nie pasi? Albo te okrety to byly 'kajaki bojowe' ktore mozna bylo zatopic ogniem z karabinow albo ktos tu relacje przyslowiowym Phototshop'em potraktowal.
W stanie libijskiego lotnictwa ciężko się połapać (ogólnie: wiadomo co, nie wiadomo ile), ale myślę, że kilka Mi-24 mogło się spokojnie znaleźć w rękach powstańców. Tym bardziej, że helikopter jest chyba trochę łatwiejszy do opanowania, niż myśliwiec... tzn. łatwiej o pilotów.
Co do Koni i Nanuchki na zdjęciu (dzięki za nie, Szafranie!), częściowo zgadzam się z Wojtkiem - wyglądają na odstawione. Ale z drugiej strony, zdjęcia satelitarne Benghazi z ostatnich lat (2007-2009) wskazują na to, że oba okrety były w ruchu. Stąd raczej bym obstawiał problemy kadrowe oraz strach przed wyjściem w morze (i natknięciem się na "kaddafijskie" samoloty). Myślę, że z jednej strony powstańcy dysponują poza tym jakimiś mniejszymy jednostkami (obstawiam właśnie ww. Combattante oraz wszelkie patrolowce), z drugiej - raczej obie strony niespecjalnie mają czym walczyć na morzu.