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November 19, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Ship adds muscle power to rescue team

The country’s largest rescue ship was added to maritime service in this coastal city of South China Sunday. Designed and built in China, Nanhaijiu 101 is ‘the largest, fastest and the most powerful’ rescue ship in the country. It has two engines that can generate 14,000 kW, 6,000 kW more than the ca

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The country’s largest rescue ship was added to maritime service in this coastal city of South China Sunday. Designed and built in China, Nanhaijiu 101 is ‘the largest, fastest and the most powerful’ rescue ship in the country. It has two engines that can generate 14,000 kW, 6,000 kW more than the capacity of the any other ship in the fleet.

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