2011-12 Photos - Ship Offload - Page 4
 Some fresh vehicles. |
 Not everything was in a milvan or flat rack. |
 This is a bit more efficient than those old air pallets of bottles. |
 Getting down to the bottom of the hold. |
 Hmmm, there's the warping tug. |
 And here comes another of those GE SeaCo containers. |
| Your history lesson for the day...SeaCo (formerly GE SeaCo) is one of the world's largest milvan leasing companies. It was created in 1998 as a joint venture of GE Capital and Sea Containers Ltd.) (later SeaCo Ltd.) Sea Containers had filed for Chapter 11 in 2006, emerging in 2009. In December 2011, the entire company was sold to a joint venture of the Chinese firm HNA Group (backed by the government of Hainan Province) and the Hong Kong-based private-equity firm Bravia Capital. | |
 Another flat rack of goodies. |
 Another look from the town side. |
 And another tank of gas. |
 Looking down the length of the causeway. Note the icebreaker in the background. (SFA) |
 The icebreaker Vladimir Ignatyuk tied up to the ice pier. The cruise ship Spirit of Enderby is in the background. (SFA) |
 Here's a good closeup view of the two warping tugs. (SFA) |
 One of many...(SFA) |
 DCJTF-SFA, Colonel Gary James, working with the Captain Peter Stalkus of the M/V Green Wave. Peter was also the captain of the old Green Wave in previous years. (SFA) |
 At some point on the 23rd, the offload was complete...this was the last of it. (SFA) |
 So...it was time out for a hero shot! (331) |
 And a few other things. Here SSgt Joseph Burke and Sgt Brandi Manuel, of the 7th Sustainment Brigade, XVIII Airborne Corps, reenlisted at Pole on 21 January. (331) |
 Then it was time to start backloading. |
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