The Royal Fleet Auxiliary tanker BAYLEAF is back at Loch Striven following a major refit on the Mersey. Having just completed a £9.1 million Service Life Extension Programme at the Cammell Laird repair yard - formerly Northwestern Shiprepairers and Shipbuilders Ltd - BAYLEAF is just one of a number of vessels being refitted as part of a 25-year contract the Birkenhead shipyard signed with the Ministry of Defence. Beyong BAYLEAF is the containership SEALAND PERFORMANCE, making her way into Loch Striven to be laid up.
Thursday, 25 June 2009
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