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Green Marine

January 7, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Solar Solve fits out RFA ‘Fort Victoria’

United Kingdom: Solar Solve Marine has received an order to supply 11 of their Solasafe roller sunscreens for installation at the bridge windows of the fleet replenishment vessel RFA ‘Fort Victoria’. The vessel was built by Harland and Wolff and delivered to the Ministry of Defence in 1993 with Sola

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United Kingdom: Solar Solve Marine has received an order to supply 11 of their Solasafe roller sunscreens for installation at the bridge windows of the fleet replenishment vessel RFA ‘Fort Victoria’. The vessel was built by Harland and Wolff and delivered to the Ministry of Defence in 1993 with Solasafe screens installed at windows located in various parts of the vessel, including the navigation bridge, flying control room and replenishment at sea control areas.

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