Naval Group launches first rMCM vessel in game-changing Belgian-Dutch programme

by Richard Halfhide | 30th June 2023 | Warship Technology, Naval & Patrol

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Oostende, which is intended for the Belgian Navy, was floated out in Concarneau in March 2023

Oostende, which is intended for the Belgian Navy, was floated out in Concarneau in March 2023

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