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Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Rettug Schiffbrüchiger (DgzRS)
Founded 29/05/1865. HQ: Bremen Operates some 59 lifeboats from 54 stations in the North Sea and Baltic.
Due to visual impairment these pages may contain some spelling mistakes, please advise any changes needed
Also with your indigenous O and U sounds it is impossible for me to insert these in to the text. Apologies.
The photographs used in illustrating this page, I have tried to seek permission from each author, some people have not replied and some I cannot contact. Sorry
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46-Metre Class Specifications
Fleet Details
The Hermann Marwed pictured at Helgoland on 05/08/17 (Photo Tim Bekker)
The Daughter Boat of the Hermann MARWED, Verena II Seen at Helgoland on 10/07/21 (Photo Marc Pingoud)
37.5m-Class
Fleet Details
Harro Koebke SK-32 Seen at Cuxhaven on 16/10/18 )Photo lisa Sonntag)
Haarro Koebk SK-38 seen before delivery at the Fassmer Works (Photo Courtesy Hartmann 76)
Notarius, daughter boat of Harro Koebke (Photo Andreas Borgit) 28m-Class
Fleet Details
SK-42 seen at the Fassmer works 13/09/21)photo Frank Behrends)
SK-42 Nis Randers seen in the Keill Canal onn 13/09/21 (Photo Courtesy Fabian)
The future Nis Randers pictured at Kiel/Laboe on 23/02/21 (Photo Baltic Nic)
Felix Sand, SK41 seen at Travemunde on 22/03/22 (Photo Courtesy Wise)
SK-40 the future Hamburg seen at the Fassmer Werft on 08/08/19 (Photo Courtesy DGRZ)
SK-40 pictured at the Fassmer Werks on 22/04/20 (Photo Alexander Krueger)
SK--40 Hamburg pictured at emden 17/08/20 (Photo Courtesy Janhu( 2 Anneliese Kramer pictured on the River Elbe on 26/08/17 (Photo (Jens Smit)
Mathias the Daughter Boat of the Anneliese Kramer (DD9679) seen 21/09/17 (Photo Daniel Eckhart)
Berlin pictured at her base, with her Daughter Boat Steppke, on 21/10/17 (Photo Courtesy Wolfgang Barnitz
Stepke pictured aher base, daughter boat of Berlin (Photo Birgit Kollep)
Ernst Meier-Hedde photographed) at Bremerhaven with Daughter Boat Lotte, on 04/06/16 (Photo Frank Behrends)
27.5m-Class
Fleet Details
Bremen pictured at her base on 02/11/06 with her Daughter Boat Vegesack (Photo Manfredd
Arkona seen near Warnemunde on 22/12/13 with Daughter Boat Casper )Photo Marcus S)
Caspar, daughter boat to Arkona seen on 03/08/16 (Photo Jonas Schutze)
The Vormann Steffens seen at her base with Daughter Boat Adele, on 06/06/13 (Photo Claus Schaef
Adele seen at Warnemunde on display 06/07/19 (Photo Bernd Sautter_
Adele, daughter Boat of Voormann Stephans )Place and Author unknown))
Alfried Krupp pictured near Eemshaven on 04/03/14, with Daughter Boat Gluck Auf (Photo Jens Smit)
23.3m-class
Fleet Details
Hannes Glogner seen on 18/08/17 at Cuxhaven with Daughter Boat Flinthern (Photo Marcus S)
Vormann Jantzen seen at Warnemunde on 09/08/15 with Daughter Boat Butscher (PhotoFrank Behrends)
Nis Randers pictured at Cuxhaven, with Daughter Boat Onkel Willi, on 05/11/13 (Photo Claus Schaef)
' KRT-20 Onkel Willi, daughter boat to Nis Randers at Kiel on 19/05/18 )Photo Alexander Krueger)
23.1-class
Fleet Details m
The Bernhard Gruben, with Daughter Boat Johann Fidi, on the River Wesel 21/09/13 (Photo Claus Schaef)
Theo Fischer departing Warnemunde with Daughter Boat Stroper, on 03/09/10 (Photo Malte Classens)
Hans Hackmack seen at Gromitz, with Daughter Boat Emmi, on 26/09/14 (Photo Claus Scha
Hermann Rudolf Meyer, with Daughter Boat Christian, seen on the Nord-Oost Kanal on 14/10/17 (PhotoJoost Zaal)
20-m Class
Fleet Details (Note this Class carry a Rigid Inflateable Boat)
The new boat for Olpenitz SK-39 pictured on test on 26/09/18 (Photo Martin Tolle)
Fritz Knack seen in the Kiel Canal on 24/02/21 )Photo Baltic Nic)
Fritz Knack SK-39 seen at its official baptism on 17/11/18. (Photo Alexander Krueger)
Pidder Leung pictured on the River Weser on 26/01/17 (Photo Claus Schaef)
Michel,Daughter boat of Pidder Lung seen on 27/02/19 )Photo Andreas Borgit)
Theodore Storm seen at Busum on 05/08/17 (Photo Tim Bekker)
Eugen photographed on 25/04/09 (Photo Courtesy Chris Hartmann)
Hurbertus, daughter boat to Eugen, seen on 06/01/17 (Photo Stephan Muhr)
Eiswette photographed at Brake on 20/07/14 (Photo Claus Schaef
Built by Arctic Air boats, Finland.
Fleet Details
SrB-76 seen at Marsholm on 26/03/18 )Photo Malte Hein)
Hellmut Manthey was named at Maarsholm on 09/07/18 )Photo Alexander Krueger)
SRB-79 Manfred Hestofer on her way to her naming 08/09/19 (Photo Steven Borg)
SRB-81 en-route to Euckemunde on 05/07/20 )Photo Alexander Krueger)
SRB-82 on her way to Schleswig on 28/03/21 (Photo Stephan Muhr)
SRB-83 pictured T BREMEN IN 2009 (photo DGRZ)a
SRB-83 Pug seen on her arrival at her base (Photo Alexander Krueger) 9.5m-Class
Fleet Details Builders: Tamsen Maritim, Rostock-Gehlsdorf = T, Fassmer, Berne = F,
SRB-80 Erich Koschubs at her naming 22/05/21 (Photo Alexander Krueger)
SRB-80 on its arrival at Travemunde on 26/11/20 (Photo Alexander Kruger)
Romy Frank, SRB-77, seen at her Christening at Putgarden on 29/02/20 (Photo Alexander Krueger)
SRB-77 pictured at Rostock in January 2020 (Photo Courtesy DGRZ)
SRB-75 Wolfgang Paul Lorenz at the naming on 12/10/19 (Photo Andreas Borgit)
SRB-74 Peter Habig seen at her naming on 19/05/19 (Photo Felix Kersten)
SRB-74, prior to its naming at Wilhelmshaven on 11/05/19 (Photo Alexander Krueger)
Gerhard Elsner, SRB-73, at her naming ceremony on 20/01/19 (Photo Bern Sautter)
SRB-72 Mervi pictured at Nieustadt on 28/10/18 (Photo Alexander Krueger)
Ursula Dettmann SRB-71, pictured on her naming on 25/08/18 (Photo Alexander Krueger)
SRB-70 Wolfgang Wiese seen at Timandorf on 22/04/18 (Photo Alexander Krueger)
Niminoa (SRB 69) seen shortly after delivery to Dampe (Photo via Maik Jens Linebroog)
Fritz Thiem, SRB-68 at Wangerooge on her naming ceremony on 08/04/18 (Photo Andreas Borgert)
SRB68 seen before its Official Naming in Wangerooge in December 2017 (Photo David Jager)
Secretarius SRB-67 pictured on 12/08/17 (Photo Stephan Muhr)
Hans Dittmar, SRB-66, pictured at Wilhelmshaven on 25/04/18 (Photo Alexander Krueger)
SRB-65 Hendrich Wuppersall seen on 27/06/18 at Neustadt (Photo Alexander Krueger)
SRB-64 Conrad-Otto , date and location unknown (Photo Mario Harken)
SRB-63 Nausikaa seen near Hiddensee on 15/07/15 (Photo Marc Pingoud)
Horst Heiner Kneten (SRB 62) seen near Hornum on 23/07/17 (Photo Claus Schaef)
SRB-61 Kurt Hoffman seen in the Kiel Canal on 20/12/20 (Photo Marcus S)
Elli-Hoffmann Roser SRB 60, seen near Baltrum 23/04/17 )Photo Claus Schaef
SRB-59 Eckenforde pictured on 19/05/18 (Photo Alexander Krueger)
TB-31, Walter rose pictured at Schiltze on 30/07/17 (Photo Felix Kerston)
SRB-58Paul Niesse Seen of the Noordenham) coast on 04/09/16 (Photo Claus Schaefe)
Woltera SRB-57 pictured at Juist on 11/08/13 ( (Photo by Molloy)
Heilginhafen (SRB-55) seen near its base on 16/06/19 (Photo Alexander Krueger)
SRB-54 Neuharlingersiel seen at its base on 21/02/08 )Photo Molloy)
Neuharlingersiel, sRB-54, pictured near its base on 08/04/18 (photo Stephan Muhr)
SRB-53 Emil Zimmermann pictured at Putgarden on 10/05/18 (Photo Alexander Krueger)
Hans Ingwersen (SRB52) pictured at Travemunde on 16/09/17 (Photo Malte Klassens)
Hertha Jeep, SRB-51, seen at Stralsund on 03/03/13 (Photo Marcus S)
SRB-50 Heinz Orth , place and date unknown (Photo Mario Harken)
Wolterer (TB 31) Seen at Juist on 13/08/13 (Photo by Molloy)
SRB-48 Gillis Gullbransson seen at Cuxhaven on 08/04/18 (Photo Claus Schaef)
Wilma Sikorski, SRB-47, near its base on 15/09/17 )Photo Stephan Muhr)
SRB-47 Wilma Sikorski pictured in Neu Harlingersiel on on 26/10/20 )Photo Rainer Lumman)
8.5m-Class Specifications
Fleet Details
Stralsund, date, location and author unknown
Baltrum, pictured at Horumersiel on 27/12/07 (Photo Ship photods)
Crempe. which is used as a Relief Boat, seen at Brake on 25/03/17 (Photo Claus Schaef)
Otto Behr pictured at Wilhelmshaven on 04/01/17 (Photo Frank Behrends)
Dornbusch, location and date unknown (photo Courtesy Wikipedia)
Hermann Onken pictured near Brake on 12/04/17 (Photo Claus Schaef)
SRB-40 Helmutt Manthy pictured near Brake on 05/02/13 (Photo Claus Schaef)
Guenther Schoeps pictured on the River Wesser on 04/04/18 as she sailed into retirement (Photo Stephen Muhr)
8.28m-Class Specifications
Asmus Bremer seen preserved at the Munich Museum 11/02/17 (Author unknown)
Marie Louise Rendt preserved in Eckernferd )Photo Sascha Bon)
Franz Stapelferdt (KRST-31) seen at Shilksee on 04/05/17 (Photo Alexander Krueger)
7-00m-Class
Fleet Details
Zander seen at Zingst on 16/06/18 (Photo Captain Laura)
Barsch Seen at Wustrow on 28/08/19 (Photo Alexander Krueger)
Baarsch pictured on 01/10/17, location unknown (Photo Felix Kersten)
Hecht pictured at Bremerhaven in 2015 (Photo Maik Jens Linebroog)
Butt, before she was renamed !!! (an unfortunate name now, seen ? Author and location unknown)
Wuppertal seen on 01/08/17, location unknown (Photo Felix Kersten)
Wuppertal seen at Kuehlungsborn, date and author unknown, please let me know)
Old 7.00-Class
Fleet Details
Note: KRST-28 Max Carstensen was built as the last 7.00m boat in Class with modifications and was more like the Daughter boats of the 23.1-class Kruisers
KRST-28 Max Carstensen pictured in about 2014 at the Hamburg Museum (Photo Courtesy Thomas Hartwig)
KRST-28 Max Carstensen seen in private hands in 2004 (Author and location unknown)
KRST-20 Tamina pictured at the Bremen Museum in 2014 (Photo Courtesy Thomaas Hartwig)
KRST-19 Gesina pictured at Wangerooge on 30/10/14 (Photo Thomas Hartwig) K KRST-18 Eltje pictured at Husum, date unknown. (Photo via Maik Jens Linebroog, not sure of original author
KRST-17 Preserved on the Island of Rugen at Kap Arkona as Superd, pictured in 2014 (Photo Alexander Krueger)
KRST-16 Bruntje on display at Harum/Ems in 2014 (Photo Courtesy Thomas Hartwig))
KRST-14 Grietje seen in the Hamburg Museum in 2014 (Photo Courtesy Thomas Hartwig)
KRST-13 Swantje seen at Cuxhaven in 2016 (Author Unknown)
KRST-11 Trientje seen in 2004, location unknown (Photo Kristoff Grimlowski) 6.88m-Class
Fleet Details
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Dora seen on practice runs (Date/author unknown/Wikipedia) A page.
Training boat
Built by Shipyard Hermann Barthel, Derben/River Elbe.
Preserved Boats
very big thanks must go out to.Maik Jens Linnebrüg for all his help in preparing this
e-mail: lifeboatsonline@yahoo.co.uk
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