The Polish frigate GENERAL K PULASKI sailed for sea from Faslane this morning, and is seen here passing another Polish ship, the Remontowa-built CalMac ferry ARGYLE lying at Wemyss Bay Pier. The 133.5 metre long warship, which was originally a member of the US Navy's 'Oliver Hazard Perry' class, is driven by a single screw powered by two gas turbines. She is fitted with Mk-46 torpedoes launched from two triple mounts, one 76 mm rapid fire gun, one Vulcan Phalanx close-in-weapons system and also carries guided missile systems with Surface-to-Air Missiles and Harpoon Surface-to-Surface Missiles.Monday, 28 April 2008
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The Polish frigate GENERAL K PULASKI sailed for sea from Faslane this morning, and is seen here passing another Polish ship, the Remontowa-built CalMac ferry ARGYLE lying at Wemyss Bay Pier. The 133.5 metre long warship, which was originally a member of the US Navy's 'Oliver Hazard Perry' class, is driven by a single screw powered by two gas turbines. She is fitted with Mk-46 torpedoes launched from two triple mounts, one 76 mm rapid fire gun, one Vulcan Phalanx close-in-weapons system and also carries guided missile systems with Surface-to-Air Missiles and Harpoon Surface-to-Surface Missiles.
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