The “Carlo Bergamini” (F 590) is an European multi-purpose frigate, the first unit of the class bearing her name. The
FREMM (from
Frégate européenne multi-mission and
Fregata europea multi-missione) is a class of ships designed by
DCNS/Armaris and
Fincantieri for the navies of France and Italy.
The presence of this ship in our port is linked to the opening ceremony of a new plant at the Sgarallino pier, which can supply electrical power to berthed ships, allowing them to shut down even the auxiliary engines and generators.
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FREMM multipurpose frigate -
DCNS -
Fincantieri -
Cold ironing (Wikipedia)
Very sleek, and quite modern.
ReplyDeleteYes, very modern and yet still very threatening. I'm amazed at all the electronics aboard these ships. I was in the Navy at the dawn of the computer age...I worked for awhile for the captain of the base and part of my job was to make posters for speeches. No computers at all back then.
ReplyDeletemagnificent vessel
ReplyDeleteMust take a powerful amount of current to power the electronics on that boat.
ReplyDeleteInteresting about that new plant. I never thought about how a berthed ship gets her power.
ReplyDeleteThat's a big one!
ReplyDeleteBellissina Fregata ai mieio tempi erano un pò piu spartane..
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I bet the ability to supply electrical power to berthed ships will be popular. I like the lines of this frigate.
ReplyDeleteReally nice shots of the ships.
ReplyDeleteThat is one very impressive ship!
ReplyDeleteA military ship on Armistice Day. Military life goes on!
ReplyDeleteLooks solid !
ReplyDelete(And I like the smart thing with electrical power.)
Good looking ship!
ReplyDeleteImpressive ship.
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