Category: Technology

Three all-rounders

Auf den Booten der Klasse 332CL werden alle Kernfähigkeiten der Minenabwehr vereint. Die Umrüstung gilt als gutes Beispiel für die erfolgreiche Zusammenarbeit zwischen Marine und Industrie. Nach Einführung von zehn Minenjagdbooten der Frankenthal-Klasse (332A) und einer Umrüstung der zehn Boote der Hameln-Klasse zu jeweils fünf Booten der Ensdorf- (352) sowie der Kulmbach-Klasse (333), verfügt die Deutsche Marine seit 2001 über drei unterschiedliche Systeme zur Seeminenkriegführung. Mit dem Umbau von zwei Minenjagdbooten der Klasse 332A zu reinen Minentauchereinsatzbooten der Klasse 332B erfolgte die Einführung einer vierten Variante. Zugang marineforum digital+ Sie sind bereits registrierter Nutzer? Jetzt hier einloggen - auch...

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Repairing with the red case

Marine MArs Maintenance Channel (M³C) - what sounds cryptic at first, reveals itself at second glance as an outstanding tool for remote maintenance - for the navy, from the naval arsenal. In short, you could compare it to telemedicine, but M³C can do much more. But let's start with the beginnings. Since 2010, a small group of engineers and technicians from the Naval Arsenal (MArs) have been working with industry to develop a way of providing the maintenance services of the MArs to floating units, even in remote areas of operation, with as little delay as possible by means of remote support and remote access. The simple handling and operability of the...

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Submarines International: Strong together

A successful German-Italian partnership began with the construction of the submarine class 212A. Portugal is now also benefiting from the advantages of the trinational partnership. 25 years ago, on 22 April 1996, Germany and Italy signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to mark the beginning of a far-reaching partnership in the field of submarines. The aim was not only to build the pioneering U 212A class submarines as successors to the German 206 class and the Italian Sauro class. Even at this time, the joint vision extended far into the future. Following the procurement phase, the MoU was extended on 2 September 2002 by a supplement...

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MKS 180 - the multi-purpose combat ship picks up speed

The German Navy's new multi-purpose combat ship class 180 (MKS 180) officially becomes the frigate class 126 (F 126). This rightly spreads a feeling of "Now it's really starting" everywhere. Manoeuvre whistle. All hands cast off and in. Certainly a moving moment for anyone who goes to sea or has gone to sea. I, former commander of the frigate Hessen and authorised representative of the Inspector of the Navy (BV Marine) in the Class 126 frigate project for ten years, feel the same way - a project name that you have to get used to after such a long time. Basic considerations for a medium surface combat unit...

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