@Jens: I think it's because of a cooperation between Germany and Norway.
@Emmanuel: U36 is the name, S186 the Pennant number.
@miraflores: U36 is at the degaussing facility near Rendsburg.
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Hello Emmanuel,
U36 is the name of the boat, S186 the NATO pennant.
So she is ... both!
Best regards,
Michael.
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U 36 hit a rock in norwegian waters on 16. May 2019, I think they were on a sea trial escorted by navy tug FGS Borby. Both AIS signals are still near ferrypoint Sehestedt, but they didn't pass the Kiel Canal in full.
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Is she the U36 or the S186 ?
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Emmanuel.L.(Malta)
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Nice one @fabianv
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Lucky you she didn't travel through Kiel Canal submerged! :-)) Nice catch.
Do you happen to know what the Norwegian flag is supposed to mean?
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@Emmanuel: U36 is the name, S186 the Pennant number.
@miraflores: U36 is at the degaussing facility near Rendsburg.
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U36 is the name of the boat, S186 the NATO pennant.
So she is ... both!
Best regards,
Michael.
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MMSI 211931000
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Emmanuel.L.(Malta)
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Do you happen to know what the Norwegian flag is supposed to mean?
Cheers,
Jens
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