How does the CSB 8004 ship participate in modern sea parades?

Information from the Coast Guard Region 1 Command (Coast Guard Command, Ministry of National Defense) said that the unit has assigned the task to Squadron 11 to prepare the crew of CSB 8004 to be ready to join other forces in carrying out the task of parading at sea to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day, September 2.

- Ảnh 1. — Ship CSB 8004 was assigned to perform the task of parading at sea.

Captain Dong Duc Trung, captain of CSB 8004, said that right from the moment he received the mission, the ship's command researched and developed a plan for going to sea, planned a list of soldiers participating in the mission, a list of proposed reinforcements, and a plan for additional training...

In addition, additional training was organized on coast guard ship tactics and the movements and manners of the standing group during the parade. Ship CSB 8004 underwent maintenance and repair of machinery and equipment, received supplies related to painting and spare supplies...

"Up to now, the ship has basically completed all preparations and is ready to participate in training and joint exercises at sea with other forces," said Captain Dong Duc Trung.

Officers and soldiers of ship CSB 8004 check equipment, machinery, and paint and preserve items.

PHOTO: COAST GUARD COMMAND

On July 10, Major General Tran Van Tho, Commander of Coast Guard Region 1, inspected the preparations of Squadron 11. He noted that officers and soldiers must strictly maintain a disciplined lifestyle, study, etiquette, and military style while performing their duties; be ready to handle any situation at sea during the march to the assembly point; and strictly comply with the regulations of the force conducting the sea parade training.

According to Company 189 (General Department of Defense Industry), CSB 8004 is a modern ship of the Vietnam Coast Guard, with an advanced design, meeting and complying with all international standards, directly supervised by experts from Damen Group (Netherlands), and has been adjusted to optimize features, better meeting the operational requirements of the Coast Guard.

The ship is 90.5 m long, 14 m wide, has a maximum draft of 4 m, and a displacement of about 2,400 tons. The ship has a crew of 30 people and a rescue crew of 40 people. The ship can participate in search and rescue with a capacity of 120 people for eating and sleeping and can tow a ship with a displacement of 2,200 tons. The ship is capable of operating at an unlimited level, with a continuous operating time at sea of 40 days and nights, and a range of 5,000 nautical miles.

In addition, the ship has a parking deck for medium-sized helicopters up to 14 tons, 2 high-speed fire-resistant lifeboats, resistant to high temperatures and level 12 waves, powered by solar batteries, each of which can carry up to 37 people.

The ship is equipped with the most modern communication system. All activities of the ship are controlled by an automatic system. The ship has a system to identify domestic and foreign ships registered to operate in Vietnam's waters.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/tau-csb-8004-tham-gia-dieu-binh-tren-bien-hien-dai-nhu-the-nao-185250711165111369.htm