Singapore navy launches new Sentinel-class offshore patrol vessel that can be adapted for different missions
This is the first of four offshore patrol vessels built to meet the increased demands and wider scope of maritime security operations, said Singapore's Ministry of Defence.
Singapore's Ministry of Defence (MINDEF) has announced the launch of the first Sentinel-class offshore patrol vessel, a new addition to the Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN). The vessel is part of a four-ship fleet being built to meet the growing demands and broader scope of maritime security operations. The Sentinel-class vessels are being constructed by German shipbuilding company Fassmer and are designed to be adaptable for various maritime security missions.
Upon completion, the fleet will be capable of responding to a wide range of maritime incidents, providing Singapore with greater flexibility in protecting its territorial waters.
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