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Mozambique Orders 3 More HSI32 Interceptors from French shipyard CMN, First Trimaran launched.
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Mozambique Orders 3 More HSI32 Interceptors from French shipyard CMN,
First Trimaran launched |
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CMN
confirms the signing of a new export contract with Mozambique: Three
more HSI32 Interceptors have just been ordered for the Navy of Mozambique.
This is in addition to the three OCEAN EAGLE 43 trimaran patrol vessels
and three HSI32 interceptors (and several fishing vessels) that were
ordered by the African nation back in September 2013. Meanwhile, the
first trimaran patrol vessel has just been launched by the French Shipyard.
CMN who contacted Navy Recognition explained that the first 3 HSI32 will be delivered from Cherbourg in early summer 2015. The 3 new HSI32 will de deliverered from December 2015 with a rate of one ship every 2 months. |
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 HSI32 Interceptor scale model displayed on the CMN stand during Euronaval 2014 |
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CMN
HSI32 Interceptor The HSI32 is designed to meet the needs of modern Navies and Coast Guards. The HSI32 is a fast interceptor which combines significant intelligence and surveillance capacities with high speed (45 knots) and extended patrol period of 3 days. CMN has sought to develop a versatile interceptor, efficient and easy to use for conducting anti-piracy, anti-terrorism, or control of illicit trafficking missions. The HSI32 has a range of 800 nautical miles (approximately) with a crew of only 12 sailors. This new advanced interceptor comes with a RHIB launching ramp at the stern and a 360° bridge. The HSI32 is fitted with self-defense capabilities including a 20 mm remote weapon system plus two 12.7 mm machine guns with a field of 360° coverage. In terms of electronic warfare, the HSI32 comes with advanced detection and surveillance sensors: » C-ESM » Electro-optical sensors » Surveillance radar » Navigation radar » Satcom datalink for image, video and tactical data upload and download All sensors are fused and integrated with the Combat Management System and the Integrated Navigation System. |
The HSI 32 Interceptor as ordered by the Navy of Mozambique (Pictures: CMN) |
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HSI32
Missions > Sea policing and maritime security > Fight against piracy, trafficking, smuggling and illegal immigration > Protection of vulnerable vessels and offshore installations and escort of convoys > Combined operations with aircraft and coastal surveillance systems > Sea strike operations > Defence against asymmetric threats, speedboats and the boarding of terrorists > Safety at sea > Search And Rescue (SAR) |
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 The first OCEAN EAGLE 43 Trimanran Patrol Vessel for the Navy of Mozambique has just been launched in the water at the CMN Shipyard in Cherbourg (Normandie) France. |
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OCEAN
EAGLE 43 Meanwhile, the first of three trimaran patrol vessel (ordered as part of the contract signed in September 2013) has just been launched by the French Shipyard. The OCEAN EAGLE 43 is a revolutionary concept with exceptional performance designed to meet the needs of maritime surveillance and security. The OCEAN EAGLE 43 is the result of a fruitful collaboration between CMN, naval architect Nigel Irens, ProLarge and SeaTeam Aviation companies, two small businesses specialized in logistics and operational projects at sea. The OCEAN EAGLE 43 is a compact high-performance multifunction vessel that is suited to protect coastal areas, strategic offshore infrastructures. It can also conduct electronic warfare and intelligence missions through the use of 300 Kg class VTOL UAV (such as the SCHIEBEL S100 Camcopter). The OCEAN EAGLE 43 offers an unmatched cost to performance ratio: » 3,000 nautical miles autonomy at 20 knots » Top speed of 30 knots sustainable over a distance of 1,000 nautical miles » Limited crew of 7 sailors » Accomodations for 8 additional Special Forces At Euronaval 2014, CMN unveiled a mine warfare variant of the Ocean Eagle. To learn more about CMN click here |
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 The first OCEAN EAGLE 43 Trimanran Patrol Vessel in the water |
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