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Friday, 30 July 2021

Dutch ocean going patrol vessel Zr.Ms. Zeeland (P841) 2009-

Inner harbour of Vlissingen, Netherlands

Of the Holland-class consisting of the Holland, Zeeland, Friesland and Groningen. Laid down on 21 September 2009, launched and baptized on 20 November 2010 and commissioned on 23 August 2013. MMSI 245288000 and call sign PAVB. Part of the Holland-class ocean going patrol vessels of four ships all built by Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding, Vlissingen, Netherlands. The casco’s were built at the Damen shipyard at Galatz, Romania and completed at the Damen shipyard at Vlissingen. This class was designed to be used for coast guard duties in the Netherlands and the Caribbean area including search and rescue and calamity tanks. Further more they were to be used for maritime safety purposes as patrolling against piracy. In 2011 was the decision to sell two off the vessels for budget savings. Displacement 3.750 (maximum) tons and as dimensions 107,9 x 16,8 x 4,55 metres. Speed 21,5-22 knots. Crew numbers standard 52 men with accommodation for at least another 38 men like boarding crew and helicopter crew. The armament consisted of 1-7,6cm gun, 1-3cm automatic Marlin WS gun, 2-12,7mm automatic Oto Melara Hitrole machine guns, 2-4x12,77mm Browning M2 machine guns and 2-6x 7,62mm FN MAG machine guns. If available fitted out with 1 NH-90 helicopter and 2 FRISCS. 

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