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Holland displays one of his new "Holland" class patrol vessel in Operation Atalanta
(Defensa.com) The Koninklijke Marine, Royal Netherlands Navy, internationally known for its Dutch abbreviated designation KM, has just started deploying one of its new next-generation patrol the so-called Zr. Ms. Groningen in the Atalanta operation. Groningen is a patrolman latest generation of so-called Ocean Patrol Vessel (OPV), the Holland class, consisting of four ships that were delivered between July 2012 and November 2013, and noted for its integrated mast I-Mast 400 Thales Nederland that integrates multiple sensors, that signature.
We are witnessing the first time a public offering of this kind it is displayed in the operation sponsored by the European Union against piracy affecting the coasts of the Indian and the Red Sea close to the Somalia problem. The ship left the Dutch port of Den Helder last August 9th, so I'd be next to put under the command of Admiral Alfonso Gomez Fernandez de Cordoba, who from the amphibious ship Galicia assumes command of Operation Atalanta. The mission will last four months, in addition to the usual complement of Groningen consists of fifty people, who force Korps Mariniers (Marines), a medical team, translators and endowments of the NH90, adds the bringing the number of Dutch personnel deployed aboard 98 men and women.
The Groningen was delivered in November 2013, and from the outset has had an active life, so in the spring of 2014 was deployed in the Caribbean Sea and especially in the autonomous territory of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to Curacao. Subsequent to the end of December 2014 the IPO escorted in the North Sea in the Netherlands close to water to several units of the fleet destroyer Vice Admiral Kulakov, and support vessel Vikr.
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(Defensa.com) The Koninklijke Marine, Royal Netherlands Navy, internationally known for its Dutch abbreviated designation KM, has just started deploying one of its new next-generation patrol the so-called Zr. Ms. Groningen in the Atalanta operation. Groningen is a patrolman latest generation of so-called Ocean Patrol Vessel (OPV), the Holland class, consisting of four ships that were delivered between July 2012 and November 2013, and noted for its integrated mast I-Mast 400 Thales Nederland that integrates multiple sensors, that signature.
We are witnessing the first time a public offering of this kind it is displayed in the operation sponsored by the European Union against piracy affecting the coasts of the Indian and the Red Sea close to the Somalia problem. The ship left the Dutch port of Den Helder last August 9th, so I'd be next to put under the command of Admiral Alfonso Gomez Fernandez de Cordoba, who from the amphibious ship Galicia assumes command of Operation Atalanta. The mission will last four months, in addition to the usual complement of Groningen consists of fifty people, who force Korps Mariniers (Marines), a medical team, translators and endowments of the NH90, adds the bringing the number of Dutch personnel deployed aboard 98 men and women.
The Groningen was delivered in November 2013, and from the outset has had an active life, so in the spring of 2014 was deployed in the Caribbean Sea and especially in the autonomous territory of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to Curacao. Subsequent to the end of December 2014 the IPO escorted in the North Sea in the Netherlands close to water to several units of the fleet destroyer Vice Admiral Kulakov, and support vessel Vikr.
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Back to bottling my Grenache