New rescue cruiser for Sassnitz Search and Rescue (SAR) station on Rugen

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New rescue cruiser for Sassnitz Search and Rescue (SAR) station on Rugen The German Maritime Search and Rescue Service (DGzRS) is modernising its fleet. After 34 years in service, the rescue cruiser “Wilhelm Kaisen” is to be retired and will be replaced by the “Harro Koebke”: 36.5 metre- long, 7.8 metre-wide with a top speed of 25 knots. The latest addition to the fleet will be used to rescue people in distress at sea or requiring emergenc

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New rescue cruiser for Sassnitz Search and Rescue (SAR) station on Rugen

New rescue cruiser for Sassnitz Search and Rescue (SAR) station on Rugen

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