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RENK gearbox for the F 126

RENK gearbox for the F 126

Gepostet von | 23 Jun 2022 | , , , , , | 0

Electric traction motors for German Navy frigates The general contractor Damen Naval and RENK have signed a contract for the supply of transmission gear units and electric drives for the Class 126 frigates. RENK / Augsburg is thus continuing its co-operation with the German Navy. For example, the predecessor classes F125 and F124 were already equipped with RENK gear units. RENK also has a long-standing partnership with Damen Naval, for example in the construction of frigates and offshore patrol vessels for the navies of the Netherlands, Mexico, Morocco and Indonesia. An important difference between the future F126 and older frigates will be the new propulsion system:...

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Grain exports: A turn for the better - or a world war?

Grain exports: A turn for the better - or a world war?

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Under the above title, RedaktionsNetzwerk Deutschland (rnd) reported on 16 June 2022 on a plan put forward by former SACEUR, Admiral James George Stavridis, US Navy, to break up Russia's inhumane grain blockades in the Black Sea. He proposes providing military escort for Ukrainian civilian wheat transports in the Black Sea. In this way, it would be possible to set limits to Putin's power games and defuse the global food crisis that he has deliberately brought about. Admiral James G. Stavridis That wouldn't be entirely risk-free, but "a little common sense in the midst of war" should be worth the "calculated risk", as the rnd and the nyt (New York...

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The fate of the "Moskva"

The fate of the "Moskva"

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Almost 40 years of Soviet-Russian naval history sank into the Black Sea with the cruiser Moskva. A bitter loss for the superpower. On 13 April, Ukraine reported that the Russian missile cruiser Moskva, the type ship of the Slava class, had been hit and fatally damaged by Ukrainian R-360 Neptune missiles. While the background to the fate of the Moskva was initially the subject of intensive information and disinformation campaigns by the Ukrainian and Russian sides, the first swathes of fog were soon lifted. On 14 April, the Russian Ministry of Defence confirmed the sinking of the Moskva and on the following day, a source from US defence circles announced that, according to estimates, the...

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Belgian-Dutch minehunter programme: Keel N° 2 laid

Belgian-Dutch minehunter programme: Keel N° 2 laid

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After the keel for the first Belgian boat (as yet unnamed) was laid at the beginning of December 2021, the keel for the HNLMS Vlissingen, the first Dutch boat, was also celebrated in mid-June at the Naval Group in Lanester/Lorient. In accordance with the contract concluded in 2019 with Belgium Naval & Robotics as a consortium of the French Naval Group and the Belgian ECA Group, twelve mine defence units including a "toolbox" each with a total of around one hundred system-integrated drones are to be delivered for both countries. Who is doing what Naval Group is the prime contractor and is responsible for the development...

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The first yacht from Kiel

The first yacht from Kiel

Gepostet von | 21 Jun 2022 | , , , | 0

Today, the planks of the state yacht Hohenzollern would certainly have a lot to tell. However, the proud ship only covered very few nautical miles under her keel. The state yacht Hohenzollern was intended as a peaceful ship - built to represent the splendour and claim to power of the German Empire and its monarch. She did this on many voyages, and the mighty of Europe met on her time and again in a relaxed atmosphere. But on one of her voyages, the then brand-new ship caused trouble. On board in 1881, accompanied by his chancellor Otto von Bismarck, Emperor Wilhelm I met with a group of...

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