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Rhib vessel. The Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat RHIB is designed for high-speed military and emergency operations in all waters The RHIB is designed for high-speed military and emergency operations in all waters. While commonly-known as RHIB rigid-hulled buoyancy boats the boats are actually RHBB rigid-hulled buoyancy boats that are well known for being fast and safe as they are used mainly by the military and as rescue boats They are also known as fast response craft FRC All guests on board must wear foamed personal floatation devices PFDS. Speed and extreme maneuverability are the obvious criterion for the RHIB and this vessel is the best choice for military defence and security duties.

Designed by One2Three Naval Architects the boat has already begun conducting patrol operations in North Queensland. Our boats are stable and safe used commonly in the military or rescue departments as fast response crafts. Strategic engineering dependable ruggedness and responsive maneuverability are what Willard Marine RIBS provide to demanding users around the world including domestic and foreign militaries law enforcement organizations.

Built for mass evacuations the vessel can achieve a top speed of 35 knots during operations. This reduces elevated pitch and makes the ride much flatter and faster. Experience riding on a rigid-hulled inflatable boat RHIB.

It has a carrying capacity of 300 passengers a medical treatment room and decontamination chambers. 33 foot Aluminum hull RHIB with twin Hamilton jet drives rigged for Cummins 59 turbo diesels and designed as a long range interceptor for the US Navy. If All-Electric is not an option for you we have a Hybrid solution to suit ANY task at Sea.

We offer total care of all logistical services through our worldwide service support network. No expense was spared in hull construction or rigging. The United States Navy.

RHIB stands for rigid-hulled inflatable boat and is widely used by the military and rescue departments. The RHIB was designed to be trailerable by a standard commercial vehicle with the boat-motor-trailer combination weighing in at 3150 kilograms. The Heavy Rescue Vessel HRV codenamed the Red Manta is used as a Marine Tactical Headquarter during major incidents involving large number of casualties.