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Since the is 18 years since HNoMS Oslo (Oslo class) sunk. I post some pictures:

Building:




































The Life:





















The lead ship, Oslo, ran aground at Marsteinen on January 24, 1994. One officer was killed in the accident. The next day, on January 25, she was taken under tow. She sank on the same day in Korsfjorden outside Steinneset in Austevoll county:




























Some of here sister ships.


























Beauty shoot:

Very nice photo history of this ship. Any chance you will draw an "as built" of your previous drawing?

I can do that tomorrow since I Have now god reference picture. because I founded a side with a lot of pictures. they was all without names, but after looking at them all (1900 pictures) I know where I can find this pictures!

Well, that's one way to moor a ship.
Nice pictures

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Thanks huehen for the photo's, all very interesting; and I had not been aware that the Oslo was lost that way - and how many ships have been in similar circumstances? As an outgrowth of the basic Dealey design I've always considered this class uniquely Norwegian in their build and equipment, they just looked more rugged that the Portugese version (which I realise is fair because the latter was closer to the original).

When an NATO fleet is finish with whatever they are doing... This is how the crew on an Oslo class say god bay!:














and one old picture:

Very nice photos.

The photo of the F301 firing a Penguin missile appears also in an old hellenic defense magazine dating from 1988, in an article about "Air to Surface Missiles".

the Penguine MK-2 is an missile that can be equiped on helcopters and jet fighters. while MK-1 is an ship-mounted version.

I meaned "Surface to Surface Missiles", Flight & Space, November 1988-if remember right, sorry for the mistake. The previous title however, is two years older, April 1986 and the Penguin was the first missile in it, follwed by Harpoon, AM-39 Exocet , Sea Eagle and finally Gabriel IIIAS. For the Penguin there was a photo of a Norwegian F-16 carrying Penguins and said that the missile was first tested on a F-104G in the 1970's.

The photos of the Oslo are all nice, I cannot choose one.