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Bremerton, Wash. (Aug. 16, 2002) -- The bow of the experimental high-speed catamaran, HSV-X1 Joint Venture, juts out from behind Fenick Pier, some 155 yards long, during a refueling with Puget Sound's Manchester Department. The ship was designed and built by Australian shipbuilders Bollinger, Incat L.L.C. and was leased for two years to the Tank-Automotive and Armament Command for experimentation. Joint Venture has undergone extensive technical and structural modification to meet the military's requirements.  Modifications include the installation of a helicopter pad suitable for large helicopters such as the SH-60 Seahawk and the CH-46 Sea Knight.  U.S. Navy photo by J. Overton.  (RELEASED)

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Photo description

Photo Date
August 16, 2002
Photographer
J. Overton
Caption Writer
Mr. C.J. Madden, Director, NVNS
Copyright Status
Public domain / free use
Service Branch
US Navy
Primary Equipment
HSV-X1
Other Visible Equipment
Not available
Plane Number
Not available
Base
Bremerton, WA
Tail Code
Not available
Squadron
Not available
Comments/Notes
Not available