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Royal Danish Navy Commissions the Flexible Support Ship HDMS Absalon

Royal Danish Navy Commissions the Flexible Support Ship HDMS Absalon

Empieza el 19/10/2004

Lindø Shipyard, Munkebo, Denmark

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Wikipedia's^[2] HDMS Absalon (F341) article gives 19 October 2004 as the commissioning date into the Royal Danish Navy, built by Odense Steel Shipyard.

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Royal Danish Navy Commissions the Flexible Support Ship HDMS Absalon

The Royal Danish Navy commissioned HDMS Absalon, lead ship of the Absalon-class flexible support ships built at Odense Steel Shipyard. The 137-meter vessel combines helicopter, troop, and vehicle capacity with modern weapon systems.

HDMS Absalon, lead ship of the two-ship Absalon class, was ordered in November 2001, laid down 28 November 2003, launched 25 February 2004 and commissioned 19 October 2004^[2]
Built by Odense Staalskibsvaerft, she is 137.6 m long, 6,300 tonnes, with a large ro-ro deck and helideck for two EH-101 or Lynx helicopters^[2]
Armament includes a 127 mm gun, VLS for up to 36 ESSM, Harpoon missiles, and 35 mm CIWS^[2]
She was a flexible support ship, reclassified as an ASW frigate in October 2020, and led Danish counter-piracy operations in 2008-2009^[2]

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Wikipedia's^[2] HDMS Absalon (F341) article gives 19 October 2004 as the commissioning date into the Royal Danish Navy, built by Odense Steel Shipyard.
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Wikipedia states HDMS Absalon was laid down in November 2003, launched in February 2004, and commissioned into the Royal Danish Navy on 19 October 2004, built by Odense Steel Shipyard.

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