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LCP Class (2003- )
(In English: n/a)

The first landing craft, LCP1, is here seen during sea trial at Naval Base Frederikshavn.
(Photo: Naval Base Frederikshavn)

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Classification

Type:

Landing Craft

Class:

LCP Class

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Units in Class

PT No.:

Name:

Launched:

Comm.:

Decomm.:

LCP1

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n/a

??/??/2003

In service

LCP2

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n/a

??/??/2003

In service

LCP3

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n/a

??/??/2004

In service

LCP4

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n/a

??/??/2004

In service

SAR1 *)

DAGMAR

n/a

??/??/2007

In service

SAR2 *)

NAJA

n/a

??/??/2007

In service

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Comments to the Class

These crafts are to be used as fast landing crafts from the Command and Support Ships of the ABSALON Class.

The crafts can carry ten fully equipped soldiers or four stretchers.

 *) For service as search and rescue vessels on the offshore patrol vessels of the KNUD RASMUSSEN Class (1 on each)

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Specifications

Built by:

Storebro, Sweden

Design:

Developed as a joint venture between Storebro and the "Forsvarets Materielverk" in Sweden

Displacement:

6,5 tons

Dimensions:

Length:

Beam:

Draught:

 

11.88 m

2,90 m

0,7 m

Complement:

2-3 men

Propulsion:

1 ea Scania DSI 14 V8 Diesel Motor 625 Hp
1 ea KAMEWA 410 Water-jet

Range:

200 nautical miles

Armament:

None

Speed:

38-40 knots

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Additional Notes

The vessels are very similar and based on the construction of the Swedish fast attack craft, type SRC 90E.

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More Photos

The arctic offshore patrol vessel KNUD RASMUSSEN will be fitted with one similar vessel, but equipped as a Search and Rescue Vessel.
(Photo: Royal Danish Navy)

A front view of the landing craft, notice the front gangway.
(Photo: Naval Base Frederikshavn)

The stern.
(Photo: Naval Base Frederikshavn)

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Sources:

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Forsvarets Oplysnings- og Velfærdstjeneste, Forsvarets TV og Mediecenter and Naval Base Frederikshavn

44You are also referred to the Naval Bibliography

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