File:GEMMA 0430.JPG
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Deutsch: Die ehemalige Gemma ist ein Minensuchboot der Schütze-Klasse. Es war von 1960 bis 1987 in Dienst und wurde danach über die Vebeg verkauft. Der geplante Umbau zu einer Yacht ist gescheitert und nach dubiosen Eignerwechseln verkommt das Boot jetzt im Wilhelmshavener Kanalhafen
English: Former Schütze class minesweeper Gemma. Decommissioned in 1987, sold and laid up in Wilhelmshaven, meanwhile in a poor condition |
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| Author | Ein Dahmer |
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