LOA 339.55 m Beam 53.5 m Draught 21.73 m,  279,970 SDWT Built 1976 as Mobil Eagle by Sasebo Shipyard, Sasebo, Japan, for Mobil Shipping and Transportation Company. Originally powered by a steam turbine, this vessel was re-engined between June and September 1979 with two Pielstick 12VPC4 engines which operate through clutches and reduction gearing to drive a single shaft. In 1978, she took the chief cook off an exploration vessel in the South Atlantic. He was suffering from heart trouble and the vessel took him to within 200 miles of the South African coast where he was lifted ashore by helicopter. The vessel was transferred to Arabian International Maritime Company Limited in January 1985 and renamed Al Nisr Al Arabi. In May 1986 she was struck by a missile fired from a helicopter while in the Arabian Gulf. The resulting fire in the accommodation was put out and the vessel was diverted to Dubai for repairs. She broke out of her moorings in Singapore during heavy weather, contacted a pier and then stranded. She was refloated and repaired. The vessel stranded again in December 1986, at the entrance to Europoort, near Rotterdam, Holland, and refloated 12 hours later with tug assistance. Repairs were effected at Cadiz, Spain. In May 1991, Al Nisr Al Arabi was transferred back to Mobil Shipping and Transportation Company. Renamed Falcon in 1996, demolished at Xin Hui in China in 2001.

IDNo:	7377373	Year:	1976
Name:	MOBIL EAGLE	Launch Date:	22.9.75
Type:	Tanker	Date of completion:
Flag:	LBR	Keel:

Tons:	131647	Link:	-
DWT:	285151	Yard No:	236
Length overall:	339.6	Ship Design:
LPP:	324.0	Country of build:	JPN
Beam:	53.5	Builder:	Sasebo H.I.
Material of build:		Location of yard:	Sasebo
Number of screws/Mchy/Speed(kn):	1ST-15

ON	LR/IMO	ID	Year	Name	Tons	Change	Main Owner
	7377373	7377373	1976	Mobil EAGLE	131647		Mobil Sg & Tptn Co.
	7377373	7377373	1976	AL NISR AL ARABI	144264	1984	Saudi Maritime Co. Ltd.
	7377373	7377373	1976	FALCON	144264	1993	Mobil Sg & Tptn Co.