Briefing : felixible support ships: flexible friends / Richard Scott and Guy Toremans
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Jane's Defence Weekly Vol 46 Issue 9, 4 March 2009, pp.30-32 (122)Summary: Report on the Royal Danish Navy's new 137metre multirole support ships that are intended to provide tactical sealift, logistic support, joint force command-and-control and maritime fire support, plus carry two medium helicopters with hangar space. Based on a commercial design the vessels are said to have cost about US$250million each.
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Report on the Royal Danish Navy's new 137metre multirole support ships that are intended to provide tactical sealift, logistic support, joint force command-and-control and maritime fire support, plus carry two medium helicopters with hangar space. Based on a commercial design the vessels are said to have cost about US$250million each.
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