New addition to the DGzRS
The German Maritime Search and Rescue Association launched its latest rescue cruiser, the SK 41, in Grömitz on 31 January.
Read MorePosted by Marcus Bredick | 31 Jan 2021 | Headlines, News, Shipbuilding | 0
The German Maritime Search and Rescue Association launched its latest rescue cruiser, the SK 41, in Grömitz on 31 January.
Read MorePosted by Marcus Bredick | 31 Jan 2021 | Marines from all over the world, News, Shipbuilding | 0
Even though it was the first unit in the series of six ordered and up to 22 required multi-purpose stealth frigates (30FFM) to be launched at the Mitsui shipyard in Tamano in mid-November, the "Kumano" is only the second of its class. The type ship, which was due to be launched at the beginning of November and whose name has not yet been announced, is still on the shelf at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in Nagasaki due to problems with the gas turbine train. Combined MAN diesel and Rolls-Royce gas turbine propulsion should at least accelerate these frigates to 30 knots. Compact design and automated technology have made it possible to reduce costs and crew numbers -...
Read MorePosted by Marcus Bredick | 29 Jan 2021 | Headlines, Marines from all over the world, News, Shipbuilding | 0
Something new from the shipbuilding industry: The Dutch shipyard Damen started cutting the first steel plates for the Combat Support Ship "Den Helder" last December. What's special about this? This work was not actually planned until February 2021. But then the planners took a closer look at the extensive coronavirus measures at the shipyard in Galati, Romania, and at the suppliers. They predicted that the work might progress more slowly than planned and brought forward the start of firing by two months. This is to ensure the timely delivery of the "Den Helder" despite the restrictions. The...
Read MorePosted by Marcus Bredick | 27 Jan 2021 | Marines from all over the world, News, Shipbuilding | 0
The first steel plates for the next Arleigh Burke-class destroyer were cut at Ingalls Shipbuilding
Read MorePosted by Marcus Bredick | 22 Jan 2021 | News, Shipbuilding, Shipping | 0
Another step in the right direction!
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