The RNA at Torrevieja has adopted the "Segura" and today we visited her in the base/dockyard at Cartagena. The dockyard makes Pusser's places of business look a dump. It is a training school, naval barracks and dockyard where both submarines and frigates are built with a history of shipbuilding going back 400 years.
"Segura" is based on the Sandown Class RN MCMV but has different propulsion, note twin funnels, and different kit and internal layout to suit.
pictures below
Inside the base
Main gate from inside
Dockyard and base area views
Laid up Spanish boats awaiting disposal French Narval Class Design
The ENS Segura
New Captain and Branch Chairman exchanging crests
Captain and Old Pharts
Even Submariners scrub well, occasionally. Mr Gerry England
A good day, now trying to sort out a piss up for the crew between deployments.
Nutty
"Segura" is based on the Sandown Class RN MCMV but has different propulsion, note twin funnels, and different kit and internal layout to suit.
pictures below
Inside the base
Main gate from inside

Dockyard and base area views



Laid up Spanish boats awaiting disposal French Narval Class Design

The ENS Segura



New Captain and Branch Chairman exchanging crests

Captain and Old Pharts

Even Submariners scrub well, occasionally. Mr Gerry England

A good day, now trying to sort out a piss up for the crew between deployments.
Nutty