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Home›Training & Education›French Navy’s Minehunters Return from the Arabian Gulf
Training & Education

July 9, 2015 · about 11 years ago

French Navy’s Minehunters Return from the Arabian Gulf

French Navy’s two minehunters returned home after taking part in a joint naval exercise between the French and UAE Navy in the Arabian Gulf. Jumbo Maritime, a shipping company, transported the two 600t minehunters from Brest, France to Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, at the beginning of 2015. And i

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French Navy’s two minehunters returned home after taking part in a joint naval exercise between the French and UAE Navy in the Arabian Gulf.

Jumbo Maritime, a shipping company, transported the two 600t minehunters from Brest, France to Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, at the beginning of 2015.

And in June 2015, employing their MV Jumbo Jubilee, returned both vessels to their Naval Base in France.

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Image: Jumbo Maritime

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