Azumanche
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Azumanche is a small patrol vessel operated by Guatemala.[1]
She was built in 1971, by Halter Marine, of New Orleans.[1] She underwent a refit, in 1993.
She is smaller than, and slower than, the US Coast Guard's Maritime Protector class of cutters, but more heavily armed. The USCG vessels usually only mount a pair of Browning machine guns, while the Azumanche mounts those and a pair of 20mm autocannons.
Specifications
| length | 65' |
| beam | 17'.5 |
| draft | 4', 1" |
| displacement | 45 tonnes |
| fuel capacity | 1300 gallons |
| top speed | 15 knots |
| cruising speed | 10 knots |
| range | 700 nautical miles |
| crew | 2 officers, 7 enlisted |
| engine | 2x 650hp diesel |
| armament | 2x 20mm oerlikon autocannons 2x Browning M2 0.5 inch machine guns |
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Implementación del análisis de aceite usado, como herramienta de mantenimiento predictivo aplicado a las máquinas propulsoras del guardacostas GC-653 Azumanche, del Comando Naval del Pacífico [Implementation of the analysis of used oil, as a predictive maintenance tool applied to the propulsion machines of the coast guard GC-653 Azumanche, of the Pacific Naval Command]" (in Spanish). 2017. https://repositoriosiidca.csuca.org/Record/RepoUSAC7918/Details. Retrieved 2022-04-08.
