The BERNHARD GRUBEN was commissioned in 1997. It was initially based on Norderney and is now stationed in the outer harbor of Hooksiel. It is named after the foreman of the sea rescue cruiser ALFRIED KRUPP, who died during a mission on January 1, 1995.

The ship is 23.1 m long.

The regular crew of the sea rescue cruisers of this class includes nine rescuers, four of whom are "on watch." They live and work on board around the clock. The sea rescue cruisers are ready for immediate action at any time.

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Zero-One

June 13, 2020

The “Bernard Gruben” is the DGzRS’s sea rescue cruiser stationed in the tidal port of Hooksiel.

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Rolli

May 9, 2024

Interesting and exciting at the same time

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Location: Wangerland, Landkreis Friesland, East Frisia, Lower Saxony, Germany

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