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| Specialized Spanish Counter Piracy Patrol Vessel Joins EU Naval Force in Gulf of Aden |
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| Sunday, 02 September 2012 18:58 |
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As of 1st September 2012 the EU's counter piracy task force (EUNAVFOR) has been augmented by the addition of the offshore patrol vessel RELAMPAGO of the Spanish Navy. The RELAMPAGO, a member of Spains newest BAM class of warships, is a high performance, modular vessel capable of being adapted to a number of roles including: • Protection and escort of other ships in low intensity/asymmetric warfare situations • Control of maritime traffic • Control and neutralization of terrorism and piracy • Operations against drug trafficking and human trafficking • Search and rescue • Support for crisis situations and humanitarian aid • Control of fishing laws • Control of environmental legislation and anti-pollution. Shes joins EUNAVFOR well prepared in the counter-piracy role as well as being able to offer protection to maritime shipping. The addition of RELAMPAGO to the counter piracy mission heralds a new generations of smaller, highly adaptable vessels which will be able to use their high speed and modern equipment to monitor ever increasing portions of the high risk area. |






