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- MV Captain Kurbatskiy (Капитан Курбацкий) was a Russian SA-15 type cargo ship originally known as Nizhneyansk (Нижнеянск) after a port of the same name. The ship was delivered from Valmet Vuosaari shipyard in 1983 as the second ship of a series of 19 icebreaking multipurpose arctic freighters built by Valmet and Wärtsilä, another Finnish shipbuilder, for the Soviet Union for year-round service in the Northern Sea Route. These ships, designed to be capable of independent operation in arctic ice conditions, were of extremely robust design and had strengthened hulls resembling those of polar icebreakers. In 1996, after 13 years of service under Soviet and later Russian Far East Shipping Company (FESCO), the ship was sold to , who renamed it Magdalena Oldendorff and later chartered it as a support ship for the 20th Indian Antarctic Expedition. In 2003 the ship changed hands again and the new owner, , renamed it Ocean Luck. Since 2010 the ship sailed as Captain Kurbatskiy under the ownership of . Decommissioned and sold for scrapping in Alang, India, in 2011, Captain Kurbatskiy arrived at the breakers on 12 November 2011. (en)
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- Broken up in November 2011
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- *33,840 tons
* 27,660 tons (en)
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- Broken up in November 2011 (en)
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- *Nizhneyansk
* Magdalena Oldendorff
* Ocean Luck
* Captain Kurbatskiy (en)
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- *Far East Shipping Company
* Bandwidth Shipping Corporation
* Crystal Waters Shipping
* Fern Shipping (en)
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- *Vladivostok,
* Vladivostok,
* Monrovia,
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* Vanino, (en)
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- MV Captain Kurbatskiy (Капитан Курбацкий) was a Russian SA-15 type cargo ship originally known as Nizhneyansk (Нижнеянск) after a port of the same name. The ship was delivered from Valmet Vuosaari shipyard in 1983 as the second ship of a series of 19 icebreaking multipurpose arctic freighters built by Valmet and Wärtsilä, another Finnish shipbuilder, for the Soviet Union for year-round service in the Northern Sea Route. These ships, designed to be capable of independent operation in arctic ice conditions, were of extremely robust design and had strengthened hulls resembling those of polar icebreakers. (en)
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- MV Captain Kurbatskiy (en)
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- * Magdalena Oldendorff (1996–2003) (en)
- * Ocean Luck (2003–2010) (en)
- *Nizhneyansk (Нижнеянск) (1983–1996) (en)
- * Captain Kurbatskiy (Капитан Курбацкий) (2010–2011) (en)
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