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SAFE Boats International bolsters Tunisian Naval Fleet with additional patrol boats.

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Naval Industry News - USA, Tunisia
 
 
 
SAFE Boats International bolsters Tunisian Naval Fleet with additional patrol boats
 
SAFE Boats International has recently completed an order for two (2) SAFE 65 Foot Full Cabin Inboard Boats for the Tunisian Navy. The first boat has recently arrived in Tunisia and the second boat is in the process of being delivered. These new vessels will provide the Tunisian Navy with enhanced capability to conduct search and rescue operations (SAR) and extended offshore patrols.
     
SAFE Boats International has recently completed an order for two (2) SAFE 65 Foot Full Cabin Inboard Boats for the Tunisian Navy. The first boat has recently arrived in Tunisia and the second boat is in the process of being delivered. These new vessels will provide the Tunisian Navy with enhanced capability to conduct search and rescue operations (SAR) and extended offshore patrols. These extremely versatile boats feature dual 1600hp diesel engines, shock mitigating seating, climate control, navigation package, and are capable of speeds in excess of 40 knots.
These extremely versatile boats feature dual 1600hp diesel engines, shock mitigating seating, climate control, navigation package, and are capable of speeds in excess of 40 knots.. Picture: SAFE Boats International
     
“We are extremely honored to be a continuing part of the Tunisian Navy and providing products that allow their personnel to accomplish the challenging missions they face.”, said Dennis Morris, CEO of SAFE Boats International.

These vessels will join a fleet of twenty SAFE Boats already in service with the Tunisian Navy: three (3) SAFE 44 Foot Full Cabin Inboards, five (5) 27 Foot Full Cabins, five (5) 25 Foot Full Cabins, and seven (7) 25 Foot Center Console boats.
 
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