Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Nuclear-Free-Seas-Protest-against-USS-Conyngham-27MZIF32ERC8.htmlConceptually similarNuclear Free Seas Protest against USS ConynghamGP0STOYTRCompleted★★★★Nuclear Free Seas Protest against USS ConynghamGP0STOYTTCompleted★★★★Nuclear Free Seas Protest against USS ConynghamGP0STOYTPCompleted★★★★Nuclear Free Seas Protest against USS ConynghamGP01DRDCompleted★★★★Nuclear Free Seas Protest against USS ConynghamGP0R1JCompleted★★★★Nuclear Free Seas Protest against USS ConynghamGP09SKCompleted★★★★Nuclear Free Seas Protest against USS ConynghamGP0STOYTQCompleted★★★★Nuclear Free Seas Protest against USS ConynghamGP0STOYTUCompleted★★★★Nuclear Free Seas Protest against USS ConynghamGP0ZTUCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STOYTSNuclear Free Seas Protest against USS ConynghamGreenpeace activists (Peter Willcox in the water) during an anti-nuclear protest against Nuclear capable USS Conyngham vessel.Locations:Aalborg-Denmark-ScandinaviaDate:1 Jul, 1988Credit:© GreenpeaceMaximum size:2623px X 4084pxKeywords:Access blockade actions-Actions and protests-Day-Disarmament-Drinking-Greenpeace activists-KWCI (GPI)-Military ships-Navy-Nuclear (campaign title)-One person-OutdoorsShoot:Nuclear Free Seas Protest against USS ConynghamBy diving from inflatable dinghies and creating a human blockade in the water, Greenpeace activists delayed the entry of the 4,500 tonne nuclear-capable USS Conyngham into the Danish port of Aalborg. For eight hours the activists swam in front of the destroyer and hung on its anchor lines while Conyngham's crew blasted them with high powered water hoses. The captain of the Conyngham had refused to declare whether or not his ship was carrying nuclear weapons, a requirement under Danish law. Twenty-five people were arrested and charged with disturbing shipping traffic and breaking harbour regulations.