Brazilian Navy Incorporates the "Mangaratiba" Patrol Ship
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On Friday, October 30, the Brazilian Navy joined the Mangaratiba Patrol (P73), the fourth copy of the Macaé Class, during an Armament Show ceremony held at the Arsenal de Marina de Rio de Janeiro (AMRJ). The event marked the transfer of the vessel to the Operational Sector and its official entry into service, representing [...]
The Navy Arsenal of Rio de Janeiro has witnessed, this Friday, 30, the solemnity of the Exhibition of Armaments of the Ship-Patrol (P73). The fourth ship of the Class of Macaé is to be incorporated into the national fleet, the ship represents another advance in the strengthening of the Brazilian naval patrol. Built entirely in the carioca shipyard itself, the ship now becomes part of the Operational Sector of the Armed Forces. The Mangaratiba wi…
Today, at 10 a.m. local time, the Armament Exhibition of the “Mangaratiba” Patrol Ship (P73), the fourth ship of the Macaé class. Built in the Arsenal de Marina de Rio de Janeiro (AMRJ), the NPa Mangaratiba is a 54.2 meters long boat, designed to serve multiple operational functions with efficiency and autonomy, especially search and rescue missions, in support of the population in isolated areas and in the patrol and protection of oil and gas p…
Built in the Arsenal de Marina de Rio de Janeiro, the P73 was officially incorporated into the Brazilian Navy. It has 500 tons of travel, an autonomy of 2,500 nautical miles and will operate in the jurisdiction of the 4th Naval District, based in Belém. The Brazilian Navy officially incorporated this Friday 30 October the patrolman Mangaratiba (P73), the fourth unit of the Macaé Class. The ceremony was held at the Arsenal de Marina de Rio de Jan…
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