Indonesia transferred sailing training ship Bima Suci

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According to the blog bmpdThe Indonesian Navy 12 September, as part of a solemn ceremony by the Spanish company Construcciones Navales P. Freire, handed over a large motor-sailing training ship Bima Suci, intended for the country's naval academy.


(c) www.atlantico.net


The construction was carried out in accordance with a contract worth approximately $ 70 million, concluded on June 6 of 2013. This commercial agreement was preceded by a tender in which 11 shipbuilding enterprises from different countries participated. The building started at the beginning of 2014 of the year, the launch of 17 of October of 2016 of the year.

Bima Suci has a length of 111,2 m, a width of 13,65 m and a recess of 5,95 m. The height of the mast of 49 masts is above the deck (the deck is on the 9,2 m above the waterline). A three-masted ship carries the barge's 26 sails with a total area of ​​3351 squares. The project of sailing armament and spars was created by the famous German company Detlev Löll und Partner. The maximum cruising speed is estimated to be 15 knots, while the screw speed is 12 knots. The ship has space to accommodate 200 people, including 120 cadets.


(c) detik.com


Bima Suci became the largest sailing training ship built in Europe after World War II, and one of the largest active sailing ships in the world.

It was assumed that the new ship will come to replace the German-built Dewaruci training barquentine, which has been serving since 1953. But the latter, apparently, will remain for some time in the composition of the ships of the Naval Academy.


(c) detik.com


Как previously reported, the construction of a sailing ship for the Russian Navy is provided for by a shipbuilding program up to 2050.
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  1. +8
    15 September 2017 09: 37
    What a beautiful ship! Sailboats and planes are my weakness.
    7 feet under the keel!fellow drinks wink
    1. 0
      15 September 2017 10: 04
      * What a beautiful ship!

      Unlike women
      1. +3
        15 September 2017 10: 20
        Quote: Eugene-Eugene
        Unlike women

        Ours are better wink drinks good
  2. +2
    15 September 2017 09: 38
    I would like feel throw yourself off, and ...
    1. +1
      15 September 2017 14: 46
      Where? To let in the bath? Or to the lake to the duach?
      :-)
  3. +7
    15 September 2017 09: 39
    A handsome !!!! good
  4. +3
    15 September 2017 09: 43
    A handsome boat, just a picture.
    Seven feet of water under the keel!
  5. +7
    15 September 2017 09: 43
    For some reason, the sailboat reminded me of the ending of the film "The Collapse of Engineer Garin." In general, sailboats are beautiful.
  6. +1
    15 September 2017 12: 27
    A delicious brigantine.
    1. 0
      15 September 2017 17: 57
      is it brigantine or barquentine?
  7. 0
    15 September 2017 17: 59
    replacing a sailboat 53 years old, wimps. our Krusershtern wakes up older and nothing wink
  8. +1
    15 September 2017 22: 32
    All sailboats are handsome!

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