Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Posh-Eagle

**Title: Paint Heist Aboard the 'Posh Eagle' in Chittagong** On the evening of April 20, 2026, at approximately 8:15 PM, the 'Posh Eagle' found itself under siege as a group of unidentified intruders boarded the vessel while it was docked at Anchorage B in Chittagong, located at coordinates 22° 21.43' N, 91° 41.86' E. In a brazen act of theft, the culprits made off with several cans of paint, leaving the crew and authorities in shock over the audacity of the crime. As investigations unfold, maritime security continues to be a pressing concern in the region.

**Title: Towed Dead Vessel Barge Can - IMO 1302351 Reaches Chittagong Shipbreaking Yard** In a significant move within the shipping sector, the dead vessel Barge Can, identified by IMO number 1302351, has been successfully towed to the Chittagong shipbreaking yard. This operation marks another critical step in the lifecycle of maritime vessels, transitioning them from active service to dismantling for recycling and repurposing. As the demand for shipbreaking continues to rise, Chittagong remains a pivotal location for such activities in the maritime industry.

Towed TANTAWAN FPSO Imo 7421980 to Aliaga Breakers ,arrived Aliaga 06.05.21

The Singapore Supreme Court has arrested the 'Terasea Eagle' in Singapore on March 6, 2020, at 10.20 p.m. The arresting solicitor was Haridass Ho & Partners. The vessel was located at the AZ Marine Offshore Services Pte Ltd.

Terasea Pte Ltd of Singapore, part of the POSH Terasea consortium, has taken delivery of the Terasea Eagle, the third anchorhandler in a series of four identical vessels to be built by the Universal Shipbuilding Corp in Japan. The 75.3m vessel has a bollard pull of 200 tonnes thanks to a pair of Wartsila 12V32 main engines generating a total of 16,300 bhp. Large fuel tanks give this new quartet excellent endurance whether engaged in long distance operations or standing by offshore. Terasea Eagle enters service alongside the Terasea Falcon and Terasea Hawk. The fourth tug, Terasea Osprey, is due for completion at the end of February 2014.