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NS Elephant is Namibian navy multi-purpose logistic vessel. It's construction began in mid 2011 and it was officially handed over to the Namibian Navy in 2012 after sea acceptance trials were conducted by the navy crews. Due to technology changes and major short comings that the vessel has (in ability to work cargo at sea, the ventilation system in accommodation of the vessel that is designed facing downward toward crews which could disturb crews and it's unhealthy, poor cranes for handling cargoes and documentation of the vessel that is written in Chinese hence making it difficult for crew…mehr

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NS Elephant is Namibian navy multi-purpose logistic vessel. It's construction began in mid 2011 and it was officially handed over to the Namibian Navy in 2012 after sea acceptance trials were conducted by the navy crews. Due to technology changes and major short comings that the vessel has (in ability to work cargo at sea, the ventilation system in accommodation of the vessel that is designed facing downward toward crews which could disturb crews and it's unhealthy, poor cranes for handling cargoes and documentation of the vessel that is written in Chinese hence making it difficult for crew members to read and understand how further maintenance is done) ,it need upgrade. It also has minor short comings which ranged from the weapon system that is aligned to all its components and it's outdated, it takes long time for water to drain out when the vessel was undergoing cleaning or when it's raining and the anchor doesn't fit properly in the anchor house. Hence, important element for the half-life upgrade of NS Elephant.
Autorenporträt
Lydia Matheus se graduará en abril de 2019 con la licenciatura de Náutica-Mecánica en Ciencias Militares. Trabajó como asistente de idiomas en el instituto Pendukeni Iivula Ithana en 2013. Es una mujer deportista que ha jugado al netball en diferentes clubes desde 2008 hasta finales de 2017, cuando dejó de hacerlo debido a la carga académica, pero lo retomará pronto.