Alliance

built 1949 by Elie Garnier, Les Sables-d'Olonne, FRA; first name "Leclerc de Hauteclocque"

used in the fishery based in Les Sables-d'Olonne, catch of thun between the Azore islands and Ireland and flatfish during the winter months from November to May in the Gulf of Biscay.

after Elie Garnier died in 1966 she was not used for a while.

Gaston Parfait purchased the ship, renamed the "Tin-Hinan".

1981 bought by Jacques Vidil, Marseille, general overhaul and rebulding of the ship for charter business and sailing with guests in the Mediterranean until 1984, renamed the "Alliance".