Look up: MS-II

1. MS Femund II
   ``M/S "Fæmund II`` is the culture-historical steamship that each summer travels between Sørvika(south of Røros) and Elgå (in Engerdal)on Norways` third largest lake, Femunden. General information: Since 1905 the steamship has transported goods, post, people and lumber. Since there a...
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2. MS Jamaa II
   `M/S Jamaa II` is a car-passenger ferry owned by Bayway Shipping Co and sailing on the Red Sea. She was built in 1972 by Meyer Werft, Papenburg, Germany as `M/S Diana` for Rederi AB Slite. History: Viking Line service: M/S Diana was the fourth in a series of six near-identical sisters ...
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3. MS Saga Pearl II
   The cruise ship `Astoria`, now known as Saga Pearl II, has been operating for more than 28 years, making cruises world wide. The vessel has a sister-ship Astor. Both ships were operated by Transocean Tours. In August 2009, Saga Cruises made a successful a bid for the ship at auction. T...
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4. MS Superfast VII
   `MS Superfast VII` is a fast Ro-Pax ferry owned by the Estonian ferry company Tallink ad operated on their service between Helsinki and Rostock. Built in 2001 by Howaltswerke Deutsche Werft AG, Kiel, Germany for Attica Group`s subsidiary Superfast Ferries, she was sold to her current owners i...
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5. MS Superfast VIII
   `MS Superfast VIII` is a fast Ro-Pax ferry owned by the Estonian ferry company Tallink servicing the route Tallinn (Estonia) – Helsinki (Finland) – Rostock (Germany). Built in 2001 by Howaldtswerke Deutsche Werft AG, Kiel, Germany for Attica Group`s subsidiary Superfast Ferries,...
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6. MS-II
   The `MS-II` was a proposed further development of the S-II rocket engine developed by North American Aviation. Rocket Specifications : `Mass:` 521,447 kg (1,149,593 lb)<br /> `Empty Mass:` 49,877 kg (109,959 lb)<br /> `Thrust(vac):` 5,165.790 kN (1,161316 lbf)<br /> `Isp:` 425 sec `Burn Tim...
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7. Mswati II
   `Mswati II` (otherwise known as `Mswazi`, `Mavuso` or `Mdvuso`) (1820? - 1868) was the king of Swaziland between 1840 and 1868. He was also the eponym of Swaziland. Called by the anthropologist Hilda Kuper "the greatest of the Swazi fighting kings," Swaziland reached its greatest territori...
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8. Mswati III
   (from the article `Swaziland`) Area: 17,364 sq km (6,704 sq mi) - Population (2007 est.): 1,141,000 - Capitals: Mbabane (administrative and judicial); Lozitha and Ludzidzini ... Area: 17,364 sq km (6,704 sq mi) - Population (2006 est.): 1,029,000 - Capitals: Mbabane (administrative and judicial); Lozitha and Ludzidzini ... Area: 17...
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9. Mswati III
   `Mswati III` (born `Makhosetive Dlamini` on April 19, 1968) is the King of Swaziland and head of the Swazi Royal Family. In 1986, he succeeded his father Sobhuza II as ruler of the southern African kingdom. He is generally considered to be one of the last absolute monarchs in the world, as he has th...
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