Nicaragua will acquire two patrol boats in the Netherlands

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The National Assembly of Nicaragua, at the suggestion of the government, approved the allocation of 9,8 million dollars to finance construction for the Nicaraguan Navy (Fuerza Naval del Ejército de Nicaragua) of two large patrol boats of the project Stan Patrol 4207, reports bmpd with reference to the magazine "Jane's Defense Weekly".

Nicaragua will acquire two patrol boats in the Netherlands
Patrol boat FNH-1402 Morazan - one of two boats of the project Stan Patrol 4207 Navy Honduras.

The order for the construction of boats will be carried out by the international shipbuilding group Damen Shipyards Grou, headquartered in the Dutch city of Gorinchem.

The shipyard “BV Scheepswerf Damen Gorinchem” of the Damen group in the Netherlands will be directly involved in the construction.

Thus, Nicaragua will become the next (approximately the twentieth) customer of the popular Stan Patrol 4207 project on the world market.

Earlier, in the 2008, the Nicaraguan Navy received one 26-meter Stan Patrol 2600 small patrol boat.

The Damen Stan Patrol 43 class 4207-meter boats are armed with an 40-mm artillery mount. They are designed to patrol the exclusive economic zone, the defense of the country, the protection of the rule of law at sea.
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  1. +3
    20 December 2017 15: 47
    And who will object to me now, Who will dispute here that the Dutch are excellent sailors and shipbuilders? winkWas Nicaragua the wrong choice?
    1. +4
      20 December 2017 16: 12
      Quote: Cornelius
      And who will object to me now, Who will dispute here that the Dutch are excellent sailors and shipbuilders? winkWas Nicaragua the wrong choice?

      The choice was the right one, but there is one big BUT ... !! In any case, Nicaraguans should have bought something from the Russians, if they buy something with a cache, because the USSR had once put so many weapons for free into the hands of these Nicaraguans (Sandinists) .And in general, an interesting situation arises - as soon as the country needs free weapons or needs an irrevocable loan, the leader of this country begins to brow in the direction of Moscow and in every possible way to curry favor with it. In the end, he gets free weapons. And when the country does not solve any "revolutionary "tasks, and it becomes richer, so she just buys the products of the bourgeois, as in this case.
      1. +1
        20 December 2017 16: 14
        It always has been. wink
      2. +2
        20 December 2017 16: 18
        Everyone loves Holyvy. At one time, the Sandinists were given a lot of weapons for free. For the idea.
    2. +2
      20 December 2017 16: 15
      This is our money. Our military-industrial complex is lagging behind. Once Nicaragua preferred their products. Can’t make a boat ????
      1. +1
        20 December 2017 16: 25
        We can’t, it turns out ...
    3. +1
      20 December 2017 17: 13
      I’m embarrassed to ask, why the hell do we need such information? Well, although what is already there, let's tell what else is happening in Honduras, Gabon, Laos? or maybe again slap a warning for insulting the Honduran forum participants?
      1. +2
        20 December 2017 18: 38
        "why the hell do we have such information?"
        The information is important. Just in the direction of the site. For me, the site should regularly post such news, which country purchased which types of equipment. This allows an analysis of trends in the global arms market and the competitiveness of a particular type of equipment
        1. +1
          20 December 2017 22: 58
          please share the conclusion based on an analysis of the trends of the Nicaraguan state defense order
      2. 0
        20 December 2017 21: 44
        Do not read .... there are a lot of articles like Ukrainians everything is bad
        1. +1
          20 December 2017 22: 56
          not read is not possible, the news goes in order!
  2. +2
    20 December 2017 16: 01
    The Dutch are capable of a graceful boat. Http: //products.damen.com/en/ranges/stan-
    patrol / stan-patrol-4207
  3. +2
    20 December 2017 16: 02
    Stan Patrol 4207.
    Crew, pers .: 24;
    Full displacement, t: 205;
    Length: 42.8 m (140.4 ft)
    Width: 7,1 m (23.3 m)
    Power plant: two 3516V DI-TA Caterpillar diesel engines with a total capacity of 5600 liters. with. working on two screws;
    Range, miles: 2000
    Speed: 26 knots (48 km/h)
  4. +1
    20 December 2017 16: 17
    Cool boat! Who knows, understand!
    1. +2
      21 December 2017 17: 57
      Rolls, yawning, heavy, even floods through the transom. Horror and not a boat. Shame on the Soviet "shipbuilding". This product was worth a lot to many.
      Crimea or even Voronezh is better.
  5. 0
    20 December 2017 20: 07
    One boat from the Atlantic will guard the other from the quiet.))

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