This is why sailing in Greece is so much fun

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@K12-SAR @Kullmann @SSRS A 12m LOA and 45 knot, 3-4 crew, Search and Rescue vessel for Sjöreddningen (www.ssrs.se). First in a series of 9, 12 and15m designs. Built by Swedeship/Ø-Varvet in Sweden. An all out carbonfibre sandwich construction with DIAB high density core. Propulsion twin Volvo Penta D6 and Kongsberg Kamewa waterjets. Fully enclosed wheelhouse with 2+1(+1) arrangement and Ullman seats. Launched may 2024. This is boat number 01 in the series. Concept design, General Arrangement, and Lines by Birger Kullmann Design Naval Architects (www.kullmann.no). The first vessel with our markV hull design.