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OAS platform Detail for H. U. SVERDRUP
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platforms_id: 11429
Title:
Name: H. U. SVERDRUP
ICES Code: 58S1
Callsign:
Countries: NORWAY
Comments: ICES request for code disambiguate the vessel H. U. SVERDRUP (NODC code 58SD) from NORWAY. Use 58S1 for vessel operations from 1960-1989. Use 58S2 for vessel operations from 1990-present.

Proposed Code : 58S1
Name : H. U. SVERDRUP
Flag : NORWAY - NO (ISO Country Code)
Platform Class : Research vessel
Commissioned Date : 1960
Decommissioned Date : 1989
Built : 1960
Notes : Military research vessel
Information Source :patriot.net...Agor.htm (URL)

Multiple Hull Info;
58SD - H. U. SVERDRUP

General Comments:
patriot.net...Agor.htm. H. U. Sverdrup (built for Norway): This is probably a similar case to AGOR 26 (below) in which a vessel under construction was assigned the AGOR designation for administrative purposes.

The vessel is described in the 1968-69 Jane's as being laid down in September 1959 and launched February 1960. Construction was by Mekaniske Verksted, Trondheim, financed by the U. S. Mutual Weapon Development Program and operated by Norwegian Defense Research Establishment. Specifications are unlike any U. S. AGOR: welded steel hull, controllable pitch propeller, 127.7 oa X 111.5 X 13, 11.5 knots, 400 tons displacement, 10 crew, 9 scientists. A note is made that She does not belong to the Royal Norwegian Navy, but is a Defense project. The photo shows a classic north Atlantic trawler type vessel with a whale back bow.
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Confirmed by NOAA 2012-02-15 and reconfirmed on 2012-05-14.
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