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Norsafe Munin 1200 Fast Rescue Craft
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- Опубліковано 16 кві 2009
- www.norsafe.com
Fast Rescue Craft / Daughter Craft is tested in accordance to SOLAS and UKOOA requirements.
The rescue craft has excellent reliability, manoeuvrability, and seakeeping abilities in order to fulfil its prime function - to provide an effective means of search and recovery for persons missing at sea. Design and construction fulfil the need for reliable, low maintenance standby and operation.
The boat is further designed to operate away from the Mother Ship for extended periods, with sufficient range for long time operation and large walk around cabin providing a protected and comfortable environment for crew and passengers.
The lay out and performance of the boat also allow it to perform other roles including, dive support, inspection, patrol, survey and work boat duties.
Ready for the icy waters of Dubai.
Yes, the incongruity of a boat marked "Dubai Police" cruising between snowcovered islands was a bit hilarious. My first thought was "they're kind of far afield, aren't they"?
nice looking vessel.
Is this a trailer boat?
am interested in what the fuel range is at top speed
How much is this boat?
Looks Sturdy in Calmer Waters,The Atlantic Wave is the Real Test.
u clearly know very little about this company and boats
10.000 years of boatbuilding.
The oldest person found arround my part of Norway (westcoast) is arround 10.000 years old.
She/he was found in a boat.
Were that to be true, we'd have to re-write our pre-history and it would've been a fantastic high-point for maritime archaeology. Munin 1200 would've been nice to have though.
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STOKKE, NORWAY-A skeleton found south of Oslo may be the oldest human remains ever found in the country. Dating to perhaps 8,000 years ago, the skeleton, dubbed “Brunstad Man,” is a “sensational discovery in a Norwegian, and indeed even in a north European context,
Although it is believed that people arrived earlier, the oldest human skeleton found in Norway was carbon dated to 6,600 BC. This incredible find was found in the waters of the Sognefjord as recently as 1994.
Mostra o exterior, mas o que conta é o interior, mais lixo no UA-cam