Category:Bruntje (ship, 1972)

Bruntje 

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Instance of	seenotrettungsboot
Location	Q76636164, Haren, Emsland, Lower Saxony, Germany
Has use	museum ship
Yard number	509
Country of registry	Germany
Service entry	1972
Beam	2.34 m
Draft	0.6 m
Length	7 m
52° 47′ 25″ N, 7° 14′ 30″ E
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Ship edit

• Type:
• Design by:
• Order date:
• Built by: Evers-Werft, Niendorf, Germany
• Yard No: 507
• Keel laid:
• Launch date:
• Date of completion: 14.07.1972
• Length over all: 6.92 m
• LPP: m
• Beam: 2.34 m
• Draught: 0.60 m
• GRT:
• DWT: 1.65
• NET:
• Main engine: Mercedes Benz OM 615 with 54 hp
• Speed: 10 kn

History edit

• 1972 Named: BRUNTJE for Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Rettung Schiffbrüchiger (DGzRS), code: „KRST 16“. stationed at Heiligenhafen, West Germany
• 10.1975 Stationed in Burgtiefe at Fehmarn
• 06.1986 Stationed at Fährhafen Puttgarden (Fehmarn)
• 02.1990 Rebuilt and renamed: MÖVENORT. Painted in the colours of Seenotrettungsdienstes DDR
• 10.04.1990 to Freest am Peenestrom. 03.10.1990 Formally
• 19.11.1992 Reconditioned in Bremen. Renamed: TRIENTJE, but never used with that name. Transported by truck to a containership to Curançao at the Netherlands Antilles. Used by Citizens Rescue Organisation (CITRO). Renamed: CITRO 2 Flag: Netherlands Antilles
• 2002 Renamed: BEREBOOT Transported to the Netherlands
• 02.2004 Showed in Reddigsmuseum Den Helder (Netherlands),
• 2006 Painted in the original colours of 1980er years.
• 2007 Transported to Harener Schifffahrtsmuseum and christened BRUNTJE.

• A sistership of the 7m Class is from 1999 on as MÖVENORT in Deutschen Schifffahrtsmuseum Bremerhaven.