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Ganz besondere Fotos hat uns Michael Nitz übermittelt. Das Royal Netherlands Navy Landing Platform Dock HNLMS Rotterdam (L 800) in der Kieler Förde im Mai: mit der Kielllinie (ex Hindenburgufer) im Hintergrund inklusive der eingeschifften Sea King-Helikopter-Komponente der Deutsche Marine. Währendessen Besuch durch einen Sea Lion.

Vielen Dank an naval Press Service

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