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Home›Operations›Patrol Vessel Cazadora to Moor in Malaga, Spain
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November 4, 2015 · about 10 years ago

Patrol Vessel Cazadora to Moor in Malaga, Spain

Spanish patrol vessel Cazadora (P78) will sail into the port of Malaga, Spain, for a visit over the weekend. The vessel will be open to visitors on Saturday and Sunday, and is scheduled to continue its deployment on Monday, November 9. Cazadora is currently deployed on a maritime surveillance missio

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Spanish patrol vessel Cazadora (P78) will sail into the port of Malaga, Spain, for a visit over the weekend.

The vessel will be open to visitors on Saturday and Sunday, and is scheduled to continue its deployment on Monday, November 9. Cazadora is currently deployed on a maritime surveillance mission.

Built as a corvette, Cazadora underwent major modification works in 2004 which transformed it into a patrol vessel.

Its main mission is maritime surveillance, but its scope can range from fighting illegal immigration and drug trafficking, combating piracy, maritime traffic control, environment protection to fisheries surveillance.

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