What does ETV stand for?

Emergency Towing Vessel (Aka Tug)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

He said: "The Coastguard emergency towing vessel, Anglian Monarch, is on scene to help evaluate any external damage to the vessel and assess the options for salvage of the vessel.

Ship aground in Channel; STRANDED: Huge container vessel is stuck on ...

Leask had been alone on the bridge of the emergency towing vessel Anglian Sovereign last September when he missed a marker buoy off Scalloway, on Shetland's west coast.

Jailed, the drunken sailor who ran his ship aground

WWF Cymru says although most of the lessons were learned, there was still no emergency towing vessel to cover the Irish Sea at the port of Milford Haven, in Pembrokeshire.

Gaps in oil disaster planning

Then, as an emergency towing vessel arrived at the scene the Ukrainians frantically attempted to paddle away while taking on still more water.

Five men in a boat; The migrants who made for Dover with plastic ...

WWF Cymru said although most of the lessons have been learnt, there is still no emergency towing vessel to cover the Irish Sea at the port of Milford Haven, in Pembrokeshire.

Big oil spill 'could still happen'