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Itinerary*
7/01
Departure from Wilhelmshaven
03/02 - 06/02
Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Tenerife
09/02 - 11/02
Porto Grande (Mindelo), Cape Verde
21/02 - 24/02
Luanda, Angola
02/03 - 27/03
Exercise GOOD HOPE, Southatlantic
(including missile firing)
02/03 - 09/03
Simonstown, South Africa
12/03 - 15/03
Cape Town, South Africa
18/03 - 20/03
Accra, Ghana
19/03 - 27/03
Exercise OBANGAME EXPRESS
Gulf of Guinea
19/03 - 23/03
Simonstown, South Africa
26/03 - 27/03
Simonstown, South Africa
27/03 - 29/03
Accra, Ghana
04/04 - 07/04
Dakar, Senegal
05/04 - 09/04
Port Louis, Mauritius
11/04 - 30/04
Operation ATALANTA, Horn of Africa
12/04 - 15/04
Cadiz, Spain
16/04 - 19/04
Mormugao, India
20/04 - 22/04
Duqm, Oman
23/04 - 25/04
Muscat, Oman
27/04. - 29/04
Djibouti, Djibouti
05/05
Suez Canal passage
07/05 - 1405
Haifa, Israel
20/05 - 23/05
Toulon, France
23/05 - 30/05
Exercise DEFRAM
Western Mediterranean
31/05 - 03/06
Valencia, Spain
09/06 - 12/06
Liverpool, England
14/06 - 17/06
Portsmouth, England
19/06
Entering port in Wilhelmshaven
*Itinerary changes are possible at any time.
Tasks of the German Navy Training
Task Group 2014
The principal tasks of the German Navy Training Task
Group are
1. to ensure the availability of the German Navy Training
Task Group as a reserve force of the Navy:
If required, the German Navy Training Task Group has to
be available and ready for a maritime mission mandated
by the Bundestag, the Lower House of the German Parliament, within 10 days.
2. to establish, maintain and improve operational
readiness:
For this purpose, the Group, in addition to its participation in national exercises at force level and exercises
with other German units, will participate in the exercises
GOOD HOPE VI, ATALANTA and DEFRAM.
Moreover, additional exercises will be conducted with
allies and other partner nations.
3. to train officer cadets of Crew VII/2014:
Furthermore the German Navy Training Task Group assists
the Naval Academy, Mürwik, in training officer cadets.
During their onboard practical training, the officer cadets
shall become familiar with the basics of shipboard organization, the onboard routine and the interaction between
operational and technical departments of a ship as well.
At the same time, the officer cadets shall get a general
idea of miscellaneous types of cooperation within national and also international maritime forces.
In addition, they practice the knowledge acquired during
the officers’ course.
To enable all officer cadets to participate in the German
Navy Training Task Group cruise, the period is divided
into three phases. Approximately one third of the Crew
VII/2013 at a time will embark one of the participating
units for one of the phases.
German Navy
Training Task Group
TG 501.01
Einsatz- und Ausbildungsverband
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4. Permanent tasks:
Additionally the Task Group has to fulfill the following
responsibilities:
• to refine tactical and operational doctrine and
procedures,
• to gain expertise and experience in the domain of joint
projects (planning, implementation and improvement
proposals) with other nations,
• to represent the Federal Republic of Germany as
“ambassadors in blue.“
27/02 - 19/06/2015
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Liverpool
England
Wilhelmshaven
Germany
Portsmouth
England
Toulon
France
Cádiz
Spain
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Valencia
Spain
Israel
Spain
Combat Support Ships
BERLIN
Technical Data
Technical Data
• Dimensions length/width/draught: 143 m / 17.4 m / 6.7 m
• Full-load displacement: 5,690 t
• Speed: 29 kts
• Dimensions length/width/draught: 174 m / 24 m / 7.4 m
• Full-load displacement: approx. 20,000 t
• Speed: 20 kts
Armament
Armament
• 1 x 76-mm gun OTO-Melara
• 2 x 27-mm recoilless navy guns
• 8 x HARPOON (ship-to-ship missile)
• 1 x VLS system for SM2 / ESSM (ship-to-air missile)
• 2 x GDC RAM (Rolling Airframe Missile), 21 cells
• 4 x 27-mm recoilless navy guns
• man-portable air defense system (MANPADS)
Equipment
• mobile naval surgical hospital
Crew: 159 personnel (+74)
Crew: 255 personnel
Haifa
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Frigate
HESSEN
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Frigate
Karlsruhe
Frigate
Brandenburg
Muscat
Oman
Duqm
Oman
Porto Grande
Cape Verde
Dakar
Senegal
Mormugao
Djibouti
Accra
India
Djibouti
Ghana
Luanda
Angola
federation
Karlsruhe
Brandenburg
Port Louis
Mauritius
Cape Town
South Africa
Simonstown
South Africa
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Technical Data
Armament
• Dimensions length/width/draught: 139 m / 16.7 m / 6.8 m
• Full-load displacement: 4,900 t
• Speed: 29 kts
• Dimensions length/width/draught: 130.5 m / 14.6 m / 6 m
• Full-load displacement: 3,680 t
• Speed: 30 kts
Armament
Armament
• 1 x 76 mm gun OTO Melara
• 2 x 27 mm recoilless navy guns
• 16 x NATO Sea Sparrow (ship-to-air missile)
• 4 x MM 38 EXOCET (ship-to-ship missile)
• 2 x GDC Rolling Airframe Missile (RAM), 21 cells
• 4 x torpedo tubes for 324 mm torpedoes Mk 32
• 1 x 76-mm gun OTO Melara
• 2 x 27-mm recoilless navy guns
• 8 x HARPOON (ship-to-ship missile)
• 8 x NATO Sea Sparrow (ship-to-air missile)
• 2 x GDC RAM (Rolling Airframe Missile), 21 cells
• 4 x torpedo tubes for 324 mm torpedoes Mk 32
Crew: 218 personnel
Crew: 219 personnel
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