PLANET - IMO 9245732

Kiel Marinearsenal June 13, 2013

SWATH-Type NATO operated research Ship
The Type 751 Planet of the German Navy is the most modern naval research ship within NATO. It was built as SWATH design in order to reduce the hull volume and to increase the ship's stability - particularly in high seas and at high speed. It is used for geophysics and naval technology trials and research. While technically not armed, it is equipped with torpedo launch capability. Also other weapons systems can be installed for weapon trials.
Operated by Forschungsanstalt für Wasserschall und Geophysik in Kiel and WTD 71

GT: 3,859
L: 73.00m B: 27.20m D: 6.80m
Diesel/Electric 2x 1.275 kW plus 2x 1.700 kW = 15.00kn
Complement: 20 (+ 20 scientists)

S 79 WIESEL (P6129)

German "Schnellboot" S79 Wiesel (P6129) -
Class 143A Kieler Förde outbound passing Möltenort 06.06.2013

122er Fregatte LÜBECK (F 217)

HDW Kiel 05.06.2013

Lenkwaffenzerstörer 103/103A/103B (Lütjens-Klasse)

Infos bei Wikipedia

Diascan – 1988/1989


D 185 Lütjens - Wikipedia

D 186 Mölders – HDW Kiel  Wikipedia

D 187 Rommel – Kiel Tirpitzhafen   Wikipedia

D 187 Rommel – Kiel Tirpitzhafen

Tug “Lütje Hörn” (Y 812)

On Heikendorf roads May 14, 2014

Large Harbour Tug Class 725 (German Navy)
Comm.: 1990/05/31
*1990 Husumer Schiffswerft, Husum
L: 30.30m B: 9.10m D: 2.60m
2xDeutz MWM 2,470 kW 2xVoith-Schneider 12kn, 23ts bollard pull

Tug NORDSTRAND (Y817)

Kieler Förde outbound May 13, 2014

S80 HYÄNE (P6130)

S80 HYÄNE (P6130) auf der Kieler Förde auf dem Weg zum Marinearsenal am 13. Mai 2014 & Detailbilder

HELMSAND (Y962)

Passing Laboe on Kieler Förde – May 12, 2014

BAYERN (F 217)

German frigate – Kieler Förde outbound May 6, 2014 evening

BAD RAPPENAU (M 1067)

Kieler Förde May 6, 2014