VESSEL REVIEW | Gintaras Zagunis – New patrol boat for Lithuanian border guard
The Lithuanian State Border Guard Service recently took delivery of a new patrol vessel built by Baltic Workboats of Estonia. The vessel has been named...
The Lithuanian State Border Guard Service recently took delivery of a new patrol vessel built by Baltic Workboats of Estonia. The vessel has been named...
Estonian builder Baltic Workboats has completed the final series of sea trials of a new patrol boat ordered by the Bulgarian Border Police. Named Balchik...
Another month, another record auction for offshore wind farm concessions in Europe, this time in Germany. The tender allowed bidders to compete on their...
The Polish Navy recently commissioned two new locally built mine countermeasures vessels (MCMVs) into service. Built by a consortium that also includes...
The Swedish Royal Navy has taken delivery of a new signals intelligence and information-gathering vessel built by Swedish defence manufacturer Saab. The...
Estonian shipowner Tallink Grupp has taken delivery of a new Ro-Pax ferry from Rauma Marine Constructions (RMC) of Finland. Built to Finnish-Swedish...
Poland’s Szczecin and Swinoujscie Seaports Authority recently introduced a new ice-capable firefighting vessel into service. Built at a shipyard in...
New survey boats have been delivered to a Dutch waterway authority and the US Army Corps of Engineers. A research vessel for the Baltic Sea is handed...
King Henry VIII of England is most famous for two things: 1) having six wives and 2) “dissolving” the monasteries. The latter was especially chaotic,...
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