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The Nalón, one of the "Yanks Patitos" well known by the Spanish seamen, usually sail in a row, served as a minesweeper from the outset, that step up in 1980 to serve as Patrullero; first as PVZ-51 (Patrullero Surveillance Zone) and subsequently as P-51. Tras casi 40 años de servicio, en 1993 causó baja en la Armada. After nearly 40 years of service in 1993 caused low in the Navy.
The story of this ship is very united to the Ulla and Turia. The three vessels belonging to the Spanish Navy and it was this which gave for its subsequent collapse in coastal waters Murcia, (MoD resolution 236/1998 of September 10, 1998, BOE 224, 18 September 1998) . The Navy also giving free the three ships, was responsible for its preparation, packaging and subsequent collapse, Nalón the June 6, 1999 in the Bay of Mazarrón, Turia on August 2, 1999 compared to the Manga del Mar Menor like the Ulla, which was sunk on October 14, 1999.
They are built minesweeper in the United States and then sold to Spain. The M-21 Nalón and eleven other minesweeper of this kind, accounted for the first practical demonstration of Hispanic-American agreements, and were transferred to the Spanish Navy as a result of the so-called MDAP (Mutual Defense Assistant Program, or Program of Defense and Mutual Assistance ), Signed between Spain and the United States on September 26, 1953. which in its day marked the emergence of a Navy whose units were mostly survivors of the 1936-39 civil strife.
The former minesweeper, Nalón, Llobregat and Turia, 360 t. were handed over to the navy and 1,954 in Spanish while Jucar, Ulla and Minho, in what would be 1,955. The series was supplemented grow up in the dozen 1,960 after the arrival of the new Ebro Duero, Sil, Tajo, and Odiel Genil.
BACKGROUND:
The Nalón, one of the "Yanks Patitos" well known by the Spanish seamen, usually sail in a row, served as a minesweeper from the outset, that step up in 1980 to serve as Patrullero; first as PVZ-51 (Patrullero Surveillance Zone) and subsequently as P-51. Tras casi 40 años de servicio, en 1993 causó baja en la Armada. After nearly 40 years of service in 1993 caused low in the Navy.
The story of this ship is very united to the Ulla and Turia. The three vessels belonging to the Spanish Navy and it was this which gave for its subsequent collapse in coastal waters Murcia, (MoD resolution 236/1998 of September 10, 1998, BOE 224, 18 September 1998) . The Navy also giving free the three ships, was responsible for its preparation, packaging and subsequent collapse, Nalón the June 6, 1999 in the Bay of Mazarrón, Turia on August 2, 1999 compared to the Manga del Mar Menor like the Ulla, which was sunk on October 14, 1999.
They are built minesweeper in the United States and then sold to Spain. The M-21 Nalón and eleven other minesweeper of this kind, accounted for the first practical demonstration of Hispanic-American agreements, and were transferred to the Spanish Navy as a result of the so-called MDAP (Mutual Defense Assistant Program, or Program of Defense and Mutual Assistance ), Signed between Spain and the United States on September 26, 1953. which in its day marked the emergence of a Navy whose units were mostly survivors of the 1936-39 civil strife.
The former minesweeper, Nalón, Llobregat and Turia, 360 t. were handed over to the navy and 1,954 in Spanish while Jucar, Ulla and Minho, in what would be 1,955. The series was supplemented grow up in the dozen 1,960 after the arrival of the new Ebro Duero, Sil, Tajo, and Odiel Genil.
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