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News Story: "British ship heading to ward off Somali pirates held at port in Spain"
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Senegalise seize warship
Bit in the paper, ex submariner Chris Emmarch 53 from Penryn Cornwall on board his decommissioned 127ft warship Defender was seized by Senegalise authorities after the ship arrived in Senegalise waters, he was in the papers a few weeks ago after putting into Tenerife for repairs and was fined by the Spanish for dodgy plumbing but he did a runner without paying up, says in the paper he was going into fishery protection using the converted gunboat as a deterrent, anyone know this chap
Bit in the paper, ex submariner Chris Emmarch 53 from Penryn Cornwall on board his decommissioned 127ft warship Defender was seized by Senegalise authorities after the ship arrived in Senegalise waters, he was in the papers a few weeks ago after putting into Tenerife for repairs and was fined by the Spanish for dodgy plumbing but he did a runner without paying up, says in the paper he was going into fishery protection using the converted gunboat as a deterrent, anyone know this chap
Passed-over_Loggie
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Oh for a Letter of Marque!
Pair found guilty of entering Senegal illegally after converted warship was seized
Two men have been found guilty of entering Senegal illegally after their converted warship was seized by marine commandos off the West African country.
Skipper Chris Enmarch, 53, from Penryn was handed a six-month suspended sentence while Saltash man Andrew Bayliss, who crewed on the decommissioned Defender, received a one-month suspended jail term at Dakar Criminal Court earlier this month.
Enmarch, an ex-Royal Navy submarine engineer, was also convicted for operating a vessel without a licence, failing to keep an official ship's log, and for illegal possession of a weapon.
Chris Enmarch and Andrew Bayliss found guilty of entering Senegal illegally after converted warship was seized | Plymouth Herald
(Source: Plymouth Herald)
Two men have been found guilty of entering Senegal illegally after their converted warship was seized by marine commandos off the West African country.
Skipper Chris Enmarch, 53, from Penryn was handed a six-month suspended sentence while Saltash man Andrew Bayliss, who crewed on the decommissioned Defender, received a one-month suspended jail term at Dakar Criminal Court earlier this month.
Enmarch, an ex-Royal Navy submarine engineer, was also convicted for operating a vessel without a licence, failing to keep an official ship's log, and for illegal possession of a weapon.
Chris Enmarch and Andrew Bayliss found guilty of entering Senegal illegally after converted warship was seized | Plymouth Herald
(Source: Plymouth Herald)
Vigilante of the seas?
Ex-Royal navy officer with heavily-armoured boat denies he was off to fight Somali pirates | Mail Online
Don't know if this has been posted already, just browsing t'interweb and found it, placed in Lil's for obvious reasons. Enjoy!
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Ex-Royal navy officer with heavily-armoured boat denies he was off to fight Somali pirates | Mail Online
Don't know if this has been posted already, just browsing t'interweb and found it, placed in Lil's for obvious reasons. Enjoy!
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