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Ship cable according to Bundeswehr standard

Friesland-Kabel GmbH expands product portfolio From April, Friesland-Kabel GmbH's logistics centre in the Hanseatic city of Wismar will stock military marine cables that comply with the German Armed Forces' VG standard (defence equipment standard) in addition to marine cables for civilian applications. It is a response to the increasing demand in Germany, but also worldwide, according to the company's press release. The range includes cutting, taping and labelling as well as stockpiling and warehousing. The latter also enables just-in-time delivery of common cable types according to individual customer requirements. With the Prysmian Group, Friesland-Kabel GmbH has the world market leader for energy and telecommunications cables as a partner. Friesland-Kabel GmbH currently has the largest marine cable warehouse in Germany...

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Naval manoeuvre Mosi II completed

Mosi II - the exercise name stands for smoke, vapour or fog - the trilateral exercise involving the Russian Navy, the Navy of the People's Liberation Army of China and the South African National Defence Forces ended on 27 February 2023 without the ultimate smoke production. As estimated by cbmaritim.46181.onlineshophosting.de, the Zircon missile launch that was hyped in advance did not occur. With regard to the Chinese and Russian participants in the exercise, the units mentioned in earlier reports remained the same. In the end, the host nation deployed the frigate "Mendi" (hull number F148). Of the previously announced three South African naval participants, one unit remained, which...

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New building in Flensburg

Keel laying for newbuilding 784 The first module of the newbuilding number 784, weighing more than 154 tonnes, was lowered onto the pier by crane in a traditional keel laying ceremony at Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft (FSG). In keeping with maritime custom, a coin was placed on top of the bollard as a lucky charm for the RoRo ferry to be built. The nails were hammered into the keel laying plate by Philipp Maracke (Managing Director of FSG Nobiskrug Holding), Chas Kelly (CEO SeaRoad), Tony Johnson (Technical Marine Manager SeaRoad), and Dustin Lind, the youngest apprentice at FSG. The ferry will be fuelled with LNG. With this new order, SeaRoad is continuing...

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Raytheon Anschütz is Anschütz again

The name Anschütz has stood for expertise in ship navigation for over a hundred years. Now the Kiel-based company has a new owner in DMB Beteiligungsgesellschaft mbH. Raytheon Anschütz GmbH will become Anschütz GmbH in the future. DMB (Dr Dieter Murmann Beteiligungsgesellschaft) is taking over the entire Anschütz Group with its headquarters in Kiel and international offices and subsidiaries in Panama City, Portsmouth (UK), Rio de Janeiro, Shanghai and Singapore. Anschütz is thus returning to a German owner and to the traditional company name with which the company has produced numerous innovations since 1905 and has become a well-known name in the German market.

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Winter lecture at the MUS

Military expert Masala: "The 21st century will be a maritime one" The third part of the winter lecture series took place at the Plön Naval NCO School on 22 February. The guest speaker was the German political scientist Professor Carlo Masala. The guests from society, politics and the Bundeswehr listened to almost 90 minutes of exciting political analyses and assessments of the current security policy situation. The central topic was the importance of the German, but also American, Russian and Chinese navies. One of Professor Masala's assumptions was that for centuries wars have tended to be planned and waged from the land side, i.e. with the help of national armies. A war is only possible with a...

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