Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Nuclear-Free-Seas-Action-USS-Eisenhower-in-Spain-27MZIFIQ2NE9.htmlConceptually similarNuclear Free Seas Action USS Eisenhower in SpainGP01ASCCompleted★★★★Nuclear Free Seas Action USS Eisenhower in SpainGP01FCFCompleted★★★★Nuclear Free Seas Action USS Eisenhower in SpainGP0168Completed★★★★Nuclear Free Seas Action USS Eisenhower in SpainGP01EDBCompleted★★★★★★Nuclear Free Seas Action USS Eisenhower in SpainGP016L5Completed★★★★★★★Nuclear Free Seas Action USS Eisenhower in SpainGP02TY7Completed★★★★★★Nuclear Free Seas Action USS Eisenhower in SpainGP0STUPDXCompleted★★★★Nuclear Free Seas Action USS Eisenhower in SpainGP0STUPDYCompleted★★Nuclear Free Seas Action USS Eisenhower in SpainGP01A9Completed★★★★★★★View AllGP030INNuclear Free Seas Action USS Eisenhower in SpainGreenpeace activists, Felix Van Chinh and Michael Neissl, in the jet of US navy water cannons.The Sirius and four of her inflatables intercepted the nuclear aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower, part of the sixth fleet, on her arrival at Palma de Mallorca. The Eisenhower, which is nine times as long as the Sirius, carries 100 nuclear bombs for her aircraft and 25-30 nuclear depth charges.1988/06/09:Palma de Mallorca:Spain/Spanien - Blockade-Aktion der Sirius gegen den atombetriebenen US-amerikanischen Flugzeugtraeger Eisenhower. Greenpeacer (Felix Van Chinh und Michael Neissl) im Strahl der Wasserwerfer der US-Marine.The Sirius blockades the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Eisenhower. Greenpeace activists in the jet of US navy water cannons. ©Miguel Gremo/Greenpeace - 330341 - (×××)Locations:Balearic Islands-Europe-Majorca-Mediterranean Sea-Palma de Mallorca-Spain-Western EuropeDate:9 Jun, 1988Credit:© Greenpeace / Miguel Angel GremoMaximum size:2248px X 1476pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Aircraft carriers-Danger-David and Goliath-Day-Disarmament-Flags-Greenpeace activists-Greenpeace inflatables-KWCI (GPI)-Military ships-Military vessels-MV Sirius-Nuclear (campaign title)-Nuclear weapons-Outdoors-Rigid inflatable boats-Ships-Small group of people-Two people-WeaponsShoot:Nuclear Free Seas Action USS Eisenhower in SpainThe MV Sirius and four of her inflatables intercepted the nuclear aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower, part of the sixth fleet, on her arrival at Palma de Mallorca. The Eisenhower, which is nine times as long as the Sirius, carries 100 nuclear bombs for her aircraft and 25-30 nuclear depth charges. The ship is powered by two atomic reactors. The following day, the Sirius was arrested in Ibiza harbour, and a military guard was placed on board.
