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Home›Shipbuilding›DGzRS Signs Contract with Tamsen for New Rescue Boat (Germany)
Shipbuilding

January 23, 2014 · about 12 years ago

DGzRS Signs Contract with Tamsen for New Rescue Boat (Germany)

DGzRS has signed a contract with Tamsen Maritim for a new and optimised rescue boat to be built in 2014. Like all SAR units of DGzRS, this type of boat will be built from aluminum. It is characterized by excellent seaworthiness. The boat has good sea-going qualities and can withstand heavy blows if

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DGzRS has signed a contract with Tamsen Maritim for a new and optimised rescue boat to be built in 2014.

Like all SAR units of DGzRS, this type of boat will be built from aluminum. It is characterized by excellent seaworthiness. The boat has good sea-going qualities and can withstand heavy blows if maneuvered properly.

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Tamsen Maritim, January 23, 2014

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