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German Navy Bremen-class Frigate Augsburg to Join French Navy CSG Against Daesh.


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Naval Forces News - Germany
 
 
 
German Navy Bremen-class Frigate Augsburg to Join French Navy CSG Against Daesh
 
The German Navy (Marine) announced that it is deploying its Bremen-class frigate "Augsburg" again to participate to the escort of French Navy (Marine Nationale) aircraft carrier "Charles de Gaulle" strike group (CSG). The ASW Frigate will leave its home port to join the CSG in the Mediterranean.
     
The German Navy (Marine) announced that it is deploying its Bremen-class frigate "Augsburg" again to participate to the escort of French Navy (Marine Nationale) aircraft carrier "Charles de Gaulle" strike group (CSG). The ASW Frigate will leave its home port to join the CSG in the Mediterranean.The "Augsburg" frigate was already escorting the "Charles de Gaulle" from 6 December 2015 to 12 March 2016. Image: Bundeswehr
     
The carrier group protects the 260 meter long "Charles de Gaulle" against threats from all dimensions according to the "nothing comes close" principle. The escort vessels guarantee the freedom of movement of the carrier and therefore of the combat and reconnaissance operations of the aircraft engaged against Daesh.

The "Augsburg" with its 200-member crew was already escorting the "Charles de Gaulle" from 6 December 2015 to 12 March 2016 (and the 3,200-strong task force under French leadership).

About Bremen-class Frigate:
The Bremen-class Frigates are versatile vessels of the German Navy able to address multiple threats (above water, underwater and airborne) but with a specialization in anti-submarine warfare thanks to the two 2 Sea Lynx Mk.88A helicopters onboard.
 
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