Military use Griffon 2000TD hovercraft

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royal marine hovercraft on patrol in iraq


griffon hoverwork hovercraft have been purchased several armies, navies , paramilitary organisations throughout world, , several remain on order. hovercraft can configured carry troops or cargo, optional extras such armoured glass , ballistic protection.



belgian army: 1 craft. acquired in 1995. exposed cargo deck only. used drone recovery , artillery range patrol. no weapons. radical decca, i-band radar.

barbara 999


colombian naval infantry: 8 craft.
estonian border guard: 1 craft. acquired in 1999. capable of transporting 16 troops or 2 tons of equipment.

pvh 1


finland: border guard: 7 craft. first craft acquired on 1 december 1994. third craft acquired june 1995. can embarked in lcu. similar configuration estonian craft.
lithuanian border police: 1 craft. acquired in 2000. similar configuration estonian craft. furuno 1000c, i-band radar.

christina


peruvian navy: 7 crafts
polish border guard

sg-411
sg-412


swedish coast guard: first military version of 2000td series constructed. 2 crafts in operation delivered in 1993 (kvb 592) , 2011 (kvb 590). similar configuration estonian craft. furuno 7010d, i-band radar.

kbv 590, based in luleå
kbv 592, based in umeå


swedish navy: 3 crafts

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united kingdom: british royal marines: 4 craft lcac(l).

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c 22
c 23
c 24






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