Germany's maritime dependency at a glance

One of the most important tasks of the navy is to secure the sea routes, Photo: Bw/Schwedler

Germany's maritime dependence

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Germany's maritime dependence. The deputy inspector and commander of the fleet did not hand over a printed report to the German Maritime Institute at the end of the Maritime Convention, but a 5 x 5 centimetre QR code. That is modern, but not yet progress.

The Naval Shipping Management Department, headed by Frigate Captain Steffen Lange, is the competence centre for cooperation between the navy and merchant shipping. Founded in 1950 as a naval shipping control organisation, the once

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One of the most important tasks of the navy is to secure the sea routes, Photo: Bw/Schwedler

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