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HDMY Dannebrog A540 - IMO 4537661

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Photographer:

Allan J. Kortsen [ View profile ]

Captured:

Jun 11, 2002

Title:

Hdmy Dannebrog A540

Location:

Copenhagen, Denmark

Photo Category:

Auxiliaries

Added:

Apr 11, 2014

Views:

1,206

Image Resolution:

1,869 x 1,113

Description:

The Dannebrog, named after the flag of Denmark, was built in 1931–1932 at the Naval Dockyard in Copenhagen. HDMY DANNEBROG (A540) is operated by The Royal Danish Navy.

As seen from the Royal Danish Navy base "Holmen".

www.skyaviator.dk

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Manager:

Denmark Government - Copenhagen, Denmark

Owner:

Denmark Government - Copenhagen, Denmark

Vessel Type:

Yacht

Gross tonnage:

1,054 tons

Length:

78 m

Beam:

10 m

Draught:

4 m

Photos:

221 photos by 96 photographers

Last known position:

55°21’46.32” N, 9°44’23.45” E

Status:

Speed, course (heading):

11.8kts, 175.5° (172°)

Destination:

- Location:

Home

- Arrival:

Last update:

about 16 hours ago

Source:

AIS (ShipXplorer)

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HDMY DANNEBROG A540

HDMY Dannebrog A540

HDMY DANNEBROG A540

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It is true that the “Dannebrog” looks like a steamboat. She looks like in its outer lines like the old royal yacht “Dannebrog”, which in fact was a paddle steamer.

http://www.hillmose-finn.dk/wp-content/uploads/Kongeskibet-Dannebrog-i-kongens-tjeneste.-Orlogsmuseet.jpg

As is often seen in the period between old and new technology, the outer design is hanging on for some years. But the “new” royal yacht “Dannebrog” is “born” as a motor yacht with B & W diesel engines.

Momentum of today is done by two B & W Alpha Diesel, 6T23L-KVO, each 870 HP.

Quite the contrast with the sweeping lines of the classic steam yacht and the more modern ferry! mrdot.

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