Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Moruroa-Test-Protest-27MZIFLE5500.htmlConceptually similarMoruroa Test ProtestGP0J3ICompleted★★★★★★Engineers Anders Stennson and Ton Kocken in Engine Room MV GreenpeaceGP09SBCompleted★★★★Moruroa Test ProtestGP011QACompleted★★★★R/Or Dave Woolan on Radio Equipment on MV Greenpeace During Pacific Peace TourGP0UGXCompleted★★★★Ton Kocken and Kevin Downing Working on Deck MV GreenpeaceGP0RJ0Completed★★★★MV Greenpeace Taking in Inflatable During Pacific Peace Tour 85GP0PIVCompleted★★★★Radio Operator Dave Woolen and Campaign Coordinator Gerd LeipoldGP019G7Completed★★★★Crew Overlooking Pacific During MV Greenpeace's Pacific Peace TourGP0XXBCompleted★★★★Crew MV Greenpeace in Inflatable with Vega During Pacific Peace Tour 85GP0I2FCompleted★★★★View AllGP019RCMoruroa Test ProtestCrew group photo (Ton Kocken, Anders Stennson, Santiago Gracia Consalez, Max Schuster, Jon Castle, Wolfgang X, Dave Woolan, Gavin MacMillan and Tony Marriner) on board MV Greenpeace.Greenpeace sailing boat 'Vega' and ship "MV Greenpeace" during campaign against nuclear testing in the Pacific.Previous to French nuclear test site protest in the Pacific, the MV Greenpeace and flotilla return to New Zealand to replace Rainbow Warrior I that was bombed in Auckland. The refit of the ship prior to departure was done at Oranjewerf, which is in Nieuwendam, to the NE of Amsterdam. The Inmarsat dome was installed in the Antilles and some engine maintenance, following the Atlantic crossing.Locations:Moruroa-South Pacific OceanDate:1 Jan, 1985Credit:© Greenpeace / F. BaptistaMaximum size:4535px X 3035pxKeywords:Day-French Government-Greenpeace crew-Groups-KWCI (GPI)-Large group of people-Men-MV Greenpeace-Nuclear (campaign title)-Outdoors-Rainbow symbol-WomenShoot:Mururoa Nuclear Test Tour with Vega and MV GreenpeaceGreenpeace sailing boat 'Vega' and ship "MV Greenpeace" during campaign against nuclear testing in the Pacific.Previous to French nuclear test site protest in the Pacific, the MV Greenpeace and flotilla return to New Zealand to replace Rainbow Warrior I that was bombed in Auckland. The refit of the ship prior to departure was done at Oranjewerf, which is in Nieuwendam, to the NE of Amsterdam. The Inmarsat dome was installed in the Antilles and some engine maintenance, following the Atlantic crossing. Unedited photos include:arrival of the ship, mooring off, welcome by Maori, crew and supporters; Doctor Laura Matrani on board MV Greenpeace preparing bread; John Sprange, Gerd Leipold, Rig captain Jim Cottier, Jon Castle, Dave Woolen, Ken Ballard, Jeanne Nighormain; Maori people visiting the ship; Installation of the 1st Inmarsat dome on board and refit and launch of MV Greenpeace on the Dutch Antilles, previous to the voyage to the Pacific to protest against French nuclear testing.
