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|Knock Nevis |
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|Oil tanker |
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|458 |
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|564 |
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|1979 |
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|Scrapped 2010 |
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|Maersk Triple E |
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|Container |
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|399 |
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|196 |
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|2013 |
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|The twenty identical Maersk Triple E container ships, first of which entered service in 2013, are the longest cargo ships currently in service |
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|Maersk E |
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|Container |
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|397 |
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|158 |
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|2006 |
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|The eight Maersk E container ships were the longest ships in service until the introduction of Triple E class in 2013 |
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|Explorer |
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|Container |
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|396 |
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|187 |
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|2012 |
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|The three Explorer container ships were the largest container ships by capacity until the introduction of the Maersk Triple E class |
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|T1 |
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|Oil tanker |
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|380 |
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|441 |
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|2002 |
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|The four T1 supertankers are the largest ships currently in service by deadweight tonnage. Two ships have been converted to floating and offloading storage units |
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|Valemax |
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|Bulk carrier |
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|362 |
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|400 |
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|2011 |
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|The Valemax ore carriers are the longest bulk carriers ever constructed as well as largest by deadweight tonnage. All 35 ships of this type are expected to be in service by 2013 |
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|Oasis |
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|Cruise ship |
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|360 |
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|15 |
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|2009 |
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|The two Oasis cruise ships, Oasis of the Seas and Allure of the Seas, are the longest and largest passenger ships ever built by DWT and passenger capacity |
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|Queen Mary 2 |
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|Ocean liner |
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|345 |
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|19 |
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|2003 |
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|The Queen Mary 2 has served as the flagship of Cunard Line since succeeding Queen Elizabeth 2 in 2004 |
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|Berge Stahl |
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|Bulk carrier |
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|343 |
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|364 |
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|1986 |
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|The Berge Stahl was the longest and largest bulk carrier by deadweight tonnage between 1986–2011 |
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|USS Enterprise |
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|Aircraft carrier |
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|342 |
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|93 |
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|1961 |
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|Decommissioned in 2013 |
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Version du 3 août 2022 à 23:27
Ships
| Autre nom | Ships |
|---|---|
| Pays d'origine | Japon |
| Genre musical | J-pop |
| Années actives | 2006 - 2009 |
| Labels | Zetima |
| Site officiel | Blog officiel |
Ships est un groupe musical pop japonais composé de deux chanteurs: les acteurs Shikō Kanai et Takuya Ide. Le duo est créé en 2006 à titre temporaire dans le cadre de la série anime Kilari (Kirarin Revolution), dans laquelle les deux membres doublent les personnages de Hiroto Kazama et Seiji Hiwatari, chanteurs du groupe fictionnel SHIPS. Le groupe sort deux singles en incarnant ces personnages, et a deux titres supplémentaires apparaissant sur des albums de compilation de chansons de la série. Il cesse ses activités à la fin de la série, en .
Membres
- Takuya Ide (井出卓也), incarnant Hiroto Kazama (風間宙人役)
- Shikō Kanai (金井史更), incarnant Seiji Hiwatari (日渡星司役)
Singles
- : TOKYO FRIEND☆SHIPS
- : Kimi ga Iru (きみがいる)
Participations
- : Kirarin☆Revolution Song Selection
- : Kirarin☆Revolution Song Selection 2
- : Kirarin☆Revolution Song Selection 4
- : Kirarin☆Revolution Song Selection 5
