FLOAT OUT May 15, 2004 The drydock is flooded in preparation for the float out.

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FLOAT OUT May 15, 2004 The drydock is flooded in preparation for the float out

FLOAT OUT May 15, 2004 The drydock is flooded in preparation for the float out

FLOAT OUT May 15, 2004 Tug boats maneuver into position

FLOAT OUT May 15, 2004 A line is attached to the bow

FLOAT OUT May 15, 2004 The $110 million dollar ship is gently pulled out of the drydock

FLOAT OUT May 15, 2004 The $110 million dollar ship is gently pulled out of the drydock

FLOAT OUT May 15, 2004 The $110 million dollar ship is gently pulled out of the drydock

FLOAT OUT May 15, 2004 The $110 million dollar ship is gently pulled out of the drydock

FLOAT OUT May 15, 2004 The $110 million dollar ship is gently pulled out of the drydock

FLOAT OUT May 15, 2004 The MV Maunawili is returned to the shipyard for final outfitting