Speedboat
Speedboat, oft auch Speedboot,[1] hat sich im deutschen Sprachgebrauch als Bezeichnung für ein kleines und schnelles Motorboot etabliert. Gelegentlich wird dieser Bootstyp mit dem Rennboot aus dem Motorbootsport verwechselt.
Das Speedboat eignet sich aufgrund seiner Geschwindigkeit, Wendigkeit und geringen Größe für viele Aufgaben:
- Als Beiboot von Kriegsschiffen, z. B. für Mann-über-Bord-Manöver und Boarding-Einsätze
- Als Einsatzmittel, z. B. der Polizei, Küstenwache, Rettungsdienste oder Spezialeinheiten
- Für die Piraterie
- Für den Schmuggel
Als Beiboot und Einsatzmittel kommen überwiegend Festrumpfschlauchboote mit einem Wasserstrahlantrieb oder starken Außenbordmotoren zum Einsatz.
Speedboat des norwegischen Küstenwachboots KV Bergen
(c) Tasnim News Agency, CC BY 4.0Bewaffnetes Speedboat der iranischen Marine
Von der HMS Iron Duke aufgebrachtes Schmugglerboot
Weblinks
Commons: Speedboats – Sammlung von Bildern, Videos und Audiodateien
Fußnoten
- ↑ Definition gem. Marineglossar. Deutsches Maritimes Institut, archiviert vom (nicht mehr online verfügbar) am 27. Juni 2018; abgerufen am 26. Mai 2019.
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Anti-narcotics operations from Defence Imagery 05.jpg
Autor/Urheber: LA(Phot) Stuart Hill, Lizenz: OGL v1.0
Type 23 frigate HMS Iron Duke approaches a speed boat suspected of smuggling drugs. The vessel was boarded and searched and a large haul of contraband was seized. Royal Navy Frigate HMS Iron Duke seized approximately three-quarters of a tonne of cocaine possibly destined for the streets of Europe and the UK. The drugs, with an estimated UK wholesale value of over £33 million, were seized in a night time operation off the coast of South America. At street level the cocaine is heavily adulterated, substantially raising the criminal profits, therefore this seizure represents a serious financial loss to the drug barons and dealers throughout the chain. On patrol in the Caribbean, the Portsmouth-based warship HMS Iron Duke’s primary task is to reassure and assist the UK Overseas Territories during the hurricane season. As well as this core role, the Type 23 frigate conducts counter drugs operations as part of a multi-national task force
Autor/Urheber: LA(Phot) Stuart Hill, Lizenz: OGL v1.0
Type 23 frigate HMS Iron Duke approaches a speed boat suspected of smuggling drugs. The vessel was boarded and searched and a large haul of contraband was seized. Royal Navy Frigate HMS Iron Duke seized approximately three-quarters of a tonne of cocaine possibly destined for the streets of Europe and the UK. The drugs, with an estimated UK wholesale value of over £33 million, were seized in a night time operation off the coast of South America. At street level the cocaine is heavily adulterated, substantially raising the criminal profits, therefore this seizure represents a serious financial loss to the drug barons and dealers throughout the chain. On patrol in the Caribbean, the Portsmouth-based warship HMS Iron Duke’s primary task is to reassure and assist the UK Overseas Territories during the hurricane season. As well as this core role, the Type 23 frigate conducts counter drugs operations as part of a multi-national task force
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(c) Tasnim News Agency, CC BY 4.0
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(c) Tasnim News Agency, CC BY 4.0
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KV Bergen W341's speed boat.jpg
Autor/Urheber: W.carter, Lizenz: CC BY-SA 4.0
Speed boat of KV Bergen W341 ship of the Norwegian Coast Guard in Lysekil, Sweden during a joint Scandinavian oil spill response exercise in the North Sea outside Lysekil on 21 September 2016.
Autor/Urheber: W.carter, Lizenz: CC BY-SA 4.0
Speed boat of KV Bergen W341 ship of the Norwegian Coast Guard in Lysekil, Sweden during a joint Scandinavian oil spill response exercise in the North Sea outside Lysekil on 21 September 2016.