CS Salamis Glory

Cruise ship Salamis Glory
History
Name	Anna Nery (1962–1978) Danaos (1978) Constellation (1978–1992) Morning Star (1992) Regent Spirit (1992–1996) Salamis Glory (1996–2009) Glory (2009)
Owner	Cia Nacional de Nav Costeira Autarquia Federal (1962–1967) Cia de Nav Lloyd Brasileiro (1967–1978) Kavolines Corp SA (1978–1988) Hellenic Industrial Development Bank SA (1988–1992) Ridgeway Sg SA (1992–1996) Messadria Sg Co Ltd (1996–2009)
Port of registry	Rio de Janeiro (1962–1978) Piraeus (1978–1992) Nassau (1992–1996) Limassol (1996–2009)
Builder	Uljanik, Pula
Launched	5 November 1961
Completed	September 1962
In service	1962
Out of service	2009
Identification	IMO number: 5018698
Fate	Broken up 2009
General characteristics as built
Type	Cruise ship
Tonnage	10,444 GRT 3,430 DWT
Length	150.0 m (492 ft 2 in) oa 135.0 m (442 ft 11 in) pp
Beam	20.0 m (65 ft 7 in)
Propulsion	2 diesel engines
Speed	17.5 knots (32.4 km/h; 20.1 mph)

CS Salamis Glory (formerly Anna Nery, Danaos, Constellation, Morning Star, Regency Spirit) was a cruise ship registered in Limassol, Cyprus. She cruised the Eastern Mediterranean Sea visiting countries such as Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Greece and Egypt out of Limassol. Entering service in 1962 for a Brazilian shipping company as Anna Nery, the cruise ship was involved in two collisions off Haifa, Israel during its career, one in 1963, 25 km off of Rio de Janeiro with a tanker, and again in 2007. The vessel was sold for scrap in 2009 and broken up.