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  Naval Technology - Bay Class Auxiliary Ship Alternative Landing Ship Logistic (ALSL)
RFA Largs Bay (L3006) was launched in July 2003 at Swan Hunter Wallsend and was delivered in April 2006.
RFA Cardigan Bay (L3009) was launched in April 2005 at Govan and is planned to enter service in early 2007.
RFA Lyme Bay (L3007) was launched in September 2005 at Wallsend and will enter service in November 2007.
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  Lyme
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 Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship RFA Cardigan Bay L3009
RFA Cardigan Bay (L3008) is one of the four planned amphibious assault vessels of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary.
RFA Mounts Bay, the first ship built by BAE Systems in Glasgow and accepted off contract in December 2005, is undergoing her capability trials in readiness for meeting her in-service date in late 2006.
RFA Largs Bay, the first Swan Hunter-built ship, is undergoing final preparations for contractor sea trials, which are scheduled to start next month.
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 RFA Lyme Bay /(L3007/) - Wikipedia
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 Rfa Cardigan Bay resources, guides, and information
RFA Cardigan Bay was launched in April at Govan and is planned to enter service in early.
RFA Sir Lancelot (L3029) RFA Largs Bay (L3006) RFA Lyme Bay (L3007) RFA Mounts Bay (L3008) RFA Cardigan Bay...
RFA Lyme Bay (L3007) was launched in September 2005 at Wallsend and will enter service in...
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 GoGibraltarSiteRFA
The Lyme Bay was subject to even further delays at Swan Hunter and eventually the MoD took the unusual step of towing her from Wallsend to the Clyde on 17/07/06 to be completed by BAe Systems.
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RFA Green Rover was de-commissioned in 1992 and after a refit sailed for Indonesia in 09/92 as the KRI Arun (903).
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 Navy Matters | LSD(A)
The first (of 32) complete blocks for RFA Largs Bay were placed on the berth in May 2002, with the intent that she would be launched in early 2003.
However in December 2003 it was reported that Largs Bay and Lyme Bay - the two vessels being built on Tyneside - were up to a year behind schedule because of design problems and Swan Hunter has confirmed.
She was delivered to the MOD accepted by the RFA on 10 December 2005 and was expected to enter operational service after about six months of first of class trails and training in Spring 2006 - although the actual date was apparently early August.
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 Bay / ALSL
Originally, the Royal Navy intended to procure up to four Bay-class ships with the lead ship, RFA Mount Bay, scheduled to be commissioned in late 2006.
RFA Mounts Bay was launched on April 8, 2004.
RFA's Largs Bay and Cardigan Bay are scheduled to be declared operational in early 2007.
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 Oil Tankers and Coaling Ships
RFA Fort Victoria at the Trafalgar 200 Fleet Review, June 2005.
RFA Fort George at the Trafalgar 200 Fleet Review, June 2005.
Taken from RFA Tideflow, Beira Patrol, October 1979.
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 ShipFoto - News Page
The new RFA Largs Bay at Marchwood in the early morning sunshine on 4th November.
She joins the already delivered Mounts Bay (L3008) and the Cardigan Bay (L3009) and Lyme Bay (L3007) which are due for delivery in the near future.
The Largs Bay weighs in at over 16,000 tonnes, and, with a length of 177 metres she is nearly twice the size of her predecessors.
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 Bay-Klasse | THG Lexikon
April 2004 die RFA Mounts Bay während des Stapellaufs bei BAE Systems in Govan mit einer Kaimauer kollidierte.
Swan Hunter sah sich gezwungen, dass Ausliferungsdatum für die Lyme Bay um ein weiteres Jahr auf 2008 zu verschieben.
Der finanziell angeschlagenen Werft Swan Hunter entsteht hierdurch ein Schaden von etwa 25 Millionen Pfund.
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 Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship RFA Lyme Bay L3007
RFA Lyme Bay (L3007) is one of the four planned amphibious assault vessels of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary.
RFA Lyme Bay was ordered on the 19th of November 2001, and built by Swan Hunter in Wallsend.
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 Armed Forces - Royal Navy - n4a7 - Royal Fleet Auxiliary Service - Landing Ships Logistic - Sir Bedivere Class - Bay ...
Two ships were ordered in 2000 and contracts for two further ships of the class were placed in November 2001.
The design is based on the Dutch LPD Rotterdam and Bay Class vessels are designed to transport troops, vehicles, ammunition and stores as a follow-up to an amphibious assault
These are planned to transport troops, vehicles, ammunition and stores as a follow-up to an amphibious assault.
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 Lyme Disease - Information   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
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 Encyclopedia: RFA Lyme Bay
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 Landing Ship Dock Auxiliary (LSD(A)) - Armed Forces - Defence Suppliers Directory
These ships were initially planned to undergo a Ship Life Extension Programme, but this was abandoned in favour of new-build ships.
In the autumn 2002 the ALSL Bay Class Vessels adopted the new nomenclature of Landing Ship Dock Auxiliary, LSD(A).  This change reflects the new number designation for the vessels "L3000" and meets NATO designation requirements for a vessel that has an integral dock.
The First of Class RFA LARGS BAY is due to enter service in late 2005.
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 ROYAL NAVY
Les navires RFA sont des navires dependant du Commander in Chief Fleet, avec des equipages civils plus un encadrement RN.
L3007 Lyme bay - Bay Class LSD (RFA)
L3009 Cardigan bay - Bay Class LSD (RFA)
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 Landing Ship Dock (Auxillary)   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
Name - RFA LARGS BAY, Number - L3006, Builder - Swan Hunter (Tyneside) Ltd
Name - RFA LYME BAY, Number - L3007, Builder - Swan Hunter (Tyneside) Ltd
Name - RFA MOUNTS BAY, Number - L3008, Builder - BAE Systems Marine, Govan
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All photos are copyright to Adrian Jones, and may only be reused with appropriate acknowledgement.
After some very useful information from David Bolton CPO (Ck) RFA Retd., I have hereby ensured that these ships are referred to as RFA ships, and not HMS or Fleet Auxiliaries.
RFA is the preferred term for the RFA, whom this page celebrates.
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