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- Callsign: LLZZ
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}} | MV Brandanger delivered in 1949 is a general purpose cargo ship, previously owned by the Norwegian shipping company Westfal-Larsen, from 1971 sold and became the school ship MV Petar Beron in Varna, Bulgaria. The vessel is currently considered taken back to Norway and preserved by the Norwegian Directorate for Cultural Heritage.[1]References1. ^"Hos Riksantikvaren jobber vi planmessig, og skal frede et representativt utvalg fartøy. Men verneplanen peker blant annet på at vi mangler skip fra utenriksflåten. Her kan for eksempel «Brandanger» fra 1949, som nå fases ut som undervisningsfartøy i Bulgaria, være et eksempel på hva vi mangler. Men dette er et svært stort fartøy som vil tøye rammene for hva som er mulig i dag. Riksantikvaren kan uansett ikke eie fartøy, sier Småland.", translation: "At the Norwegian Directorate for Cultural Heritage we work methodically and we will preserve a representative selection of vessels. But the preservation plan points to that we lack ships from the merchant fleet. Here could for example Brandanger from 1949, that is now phased out as a school ship in Varna, Bulgaria, be an example of what we lack. But this is a very large vessel that will stretch the limits for what is possible today. The Directorate for Cultural Heritage can anyway not own the vessel, says Småland.", from the article ««Kong Olav» til salgs i Myanmar», Aftenposten, 30 August 2012
External links - [https://archive.is/20130222200126/http://www.sjohistorie.no/portal/skip/b/1219073012.81?distrikt=None About MV Brandanger], from the website sjohistorie.no (Norwegian
- Photo of MV Brandanger, from city of Vancouver
- About MV Brandanger (1926-1940), from the website warsailors.com
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