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RS-1 Colin Archer, built in 1893 and served until 1933. Seen Horten in 2014 (Photo nSSR)
RS-5 Liv, date and location unknown (Photo Via NSSR)
RS-10 Cristiana (Location. date and author unknown)
RS-28 Sandefjord. location and date unknown (Photo Ingar Smith)
RS-30, Risor II, built in 1914. (Photo NSSR)
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Redningsselskapet or Norsk Selskab til Skibbrudnes Redning
Founded on 9th July 1891 in OSLO. and currently operates 25 Rescue Cruisers and a further 25 Rescue Skiffs (Smaller Craft around the Norwegian Coastline. All names are prefixed "RS" = Redningsskoy. E-mail: lifeboatsonline@yahoo.co.uk
The Greensaver Projectt In September 2021 the NSSR announced that it had teamed up with The Tom Wilhelmsen Foundation to build the Worlds most eco-friendly lifeboat The vessel will make extensive use of battery power and will enter service in 2023. The new boat will be built by Hydrolift at their base in Frederikstad. It will be based on the
Specifications
An Artists impression of the new Greensaver )Picture NSSR) Adeler-Klassen Specifications
Fleet Details
RS-105 Ruth Opsal pictured at Bodo on 29/11/11 (Photo Courtesy Ulf Kornfeld)
RS-106 Skuld seen at Glomsfjord on 09/05/12 (Photo Courtesy Sergey Dovgelachenko_)
Andre SRK fartøy-Klassen Specifications
Built by Arronet Teknik AB. Both operate on the large inland lakes in Norway. Fleet Details
RS-149 UniRøros seen Femunden on 13/06/13 (Photo Courtesy NSSR)
Built by Marine Alutech AB
Specification
Fleet Details
Built by Swedeship AB. rs-153 built by Marine Alutech OY
RS-159 Elias Pictured at Moss on 023/06/18 (Photo LochSchepaul)
RS-157 Bill pictured at Mandel, date unknown (Photo Henrik Mads )
RS-156 Eivind Eckbo seen near Jupvik, Sweden on 14/06/16 (Photo Marshall79)
RS-155 Bendt R. Rasmussen. Date and location unknown (Photo Henrik Mads)
RS-154 Det Norsk Veritas II pictured on 05/07/15 at Alesund (Photo Andy DRC)
RS-152 Bergesen T.y seen at Tjerne, Sweden on 22/06/17 )Photo Courtesy Marshall79)
RS-151 Sjomann pictured at Stavanger on 25/05/17 (Photo Marc Pingoud)
RS-143 Uni Kragero pictured off Risor on 02/07/17 (Photo Marc Pingoud)
Emmy Dyvi-Klassen Specifications
Fleet Details
Built by Batatrtrust A/S
RS-112 Emmy Divey seen at Bergen on 17/02/17 (Photo Courtesy Trygve Eriksen)
The former Emmy Divey seen as deck-cargo in Gibraltar on 17/07/18 (Photo D. Ferro)
RS-113 Erik Bye, location and date unknown (Photo NSSR)
RS-114 Bergen Kreds (III) pictured at Haugesund on on 19/08/15 (Photo Courtesy Frode Adolphsen)
Fosen-Klassen Specifications
Fleet Details
Built by Batservice Mandel A/S
RS-150 Odin seen near Havoysund on 29/04/15 (Photo Courtesy Roar Jensen)
RS-132 Gjert Wilhelmsen pictured at Hammerfest on 23/07/18 (Photo Ulf Kornfeld)
RS-126 Harald V seen at Rorvik on 29/07/19 (Photo Erland Karlsen)
RS-125 Det Norsk Veritas seen at Alesund on 05/03/05 (Photo Aage Schjoelberg)
Peter Henry Von Koss-Klassen Specifications
Fleet Details
Built by Batservice A/S
RS-110 Reider Von Koss pictured on 06/10/15 (Photo Courtesy NSSR)
RS-111 Peter Henry Von Koss 06/2017 (Photo NSSR) Petter g. Sundt-Klassen Specifications
Fleet Details
Built by Swedeship Marine AB.
RS-172 Ragnar Stoud Platou seen at her base in 2021 (Photo NSSR)
RS-171 Iver Formou seen off Stavern in August 2021 )Photo NssR)
RS-163 Kristian Gerhard Jebsen II seen near Bakarvagen (Photo Courtesy Alf Kere Aasibo)
RS-162 Klaveness Marine photographed at Oscarsberg on 02/05/17 (Photo Courtesy Marc Pingoud)
RS-160 Horn Rescue seen off Holmestrand on 233/10/19 (Photo Trygve Erikson)
RS-162 Klaveness Marine seen at Holmestrand on 15/09/17 (Photo Trygve Erikson)
RS-142 Horn Flyer pictured at Skjaerhalden on 09/06/09 )Photo Per Kasrlsson)
RS-138 Sunt Flyer seen at Henningsvaer on 30/03/19 )Photo Frode Adolphomson)
Simrad-Klassen Specifications
Fleet Details
Designed by Broderene Hukkleberg and maritime Partner A/S
RS-145 Vekteren pictured at Aalsund on 20/05/09 )Photo Courtesy Aarge Schjoelberg)
RS-140 Bjarne Kyrkjebo pictured near her base )Photo Alf Kera Assebo)
RS-139 Uni Oslofjord pictured in Oslo on 24/05/15 (Photo John Wilson)
RS-135 Kaptein Egil. J. Nygaard Pictured at Horten on 18/04/17 (Photo Frode adolphsen)
RS-131 Uni photographed at Trondheim on 21/08/19 (Photo Erland Karlsen)
RS-130 Utvaer photographed near Monkston, date unknown (Photo Courtesy Bertil Isaksen)
RS-127 Ryfylke pictured at at Tjome on 05/07/17 (Photo Marc Pingoud)
RS-122 Simrad Færder seen under the Sotra Bridge, Bergen on 22/02/17 (Photo Alf Kare Aasebo)
Skomvaer-Klassen Specifications
Built by Batservice A/S )RS-107 and RS-108) Broderine A/S )RS-104) and West Products A/S RS-99).
RS-108 Kapteen Skorgen pictured on 09/07/15 at Svolver (Photo Bjorner Henningson)
RS-107 Knut Hoem Seen off Sortland on 05/05/18 Photo Courtesy Gier Vinnes)
RS-104 Oscar Tybring IV seen at Farsund on 15/01/14 (Photo Jose Martinez Roderio)
RS-103 Dagfin Porst Seen at Andenes on 25/05/20 (Photo Frode Adolfsen)
RS-102 Askerbaering pictured at Stavern on 29/09/07 (photo Tomas Osterberg-Jacobsen)
RS-101 Nils C P Auree seen in 2007 , location and Author unknown)
RS-101 Nils C P Aure seen in 2007 )Location and Author unknown)
RS-100 Aegir seen at Farsund (Date, date unknown (Photo NSSR)
RS-100 Aegir on the rocks at Lista 28/09/16 (Photo NSSR)
RS-99 Skomvar III at Tromso 17/07/17 (Courtesy (Svenja Becker)
Staff-Klassen Built by Hydrolift A/S Specifications
RS-170 Prinsess Ragnhilt at her acceptance on 14/08/19 (Photo Courtesy NSSR(
RS-166 Horn Stayer pictured on test (Photo Courtesy Lars Mosby)
RS-165 Askilidden seen at the Jupvik Shipyaard on 25/09/18 (Photo Marshall79)
RS-164 Jens Bye, date and location unknown (Photo NSSR)
RS-161 einer Staff SR (Photographer, date and location unknown)
Ulstein-Klassen Specifications
Built by Swedeship Marine AB
RS-169 Oddfellows III onits acceptance (Photo NSSR)
RS-168 Hans Herman Horn seen at the Jupvik Shipyard on 27/09/18 (Photo courtesy Marshall79)
RS-167 Uni Sognefjord seen on 28/08/19 at Laikanger (Photo NSSR)
RS-158 Ider Ulstein pictured at Farsund on 28/10/15 (PhotoCourtesy Jose A. Martinez Rodeiro)
RS-158 Eidar Ulstein seen beached in the Haram Province, near Farsund, on 28/11/18 (Photo NSSR)
RS-158 Eider Ulsteinat the Jupvik Shipyard on 29/11/19 (Photo Marshall79_
Vekteren_Klassen
Specifications
designed by Berger Kullmann
148 Mjosvekteren seen on Lake MJosa (Photo unknown)
Ambulance bat
Specifications
RS-420 Eyr Ytterholmen pictured off Bjorn (Author and bdate unknown)
RS-421 Eyr Bremstein pictured off Viga (Author and date unknown)
RS-422 Eyr Miken seen near Rodoy (Author and date
Support Boat-Klassen Stottefartoy Klassen (Built by Swedeship) Specifications
Either RS-801 or RS-02 Location and Date unknown (Photo Courtesy Swedeship Marine)
SF-802 off her base (Author, date unknown)
SF-03 Folke Patriksson I at her naming in 2021 (Photo NSSR)
SF-04 Folke Patriksson II at her naming in 2021 (Photo NSSR)
RS-05 Dora Elsepeth seen before delivery )Photo Bjorn Schei) RS-8 RS-806 Uni Torungen seen at Arendal in 2021 (Photo NSSR) Hovercraft
Specifications
Nanki-Bergeson Klassen
Specifications
RS-86 nNanki Bergesen seen in Vancouver 20./09/08 )Photo Gary Markham)
RS-87 Gustav hendriksen seen Bergen in August 2018 (Photo Geirr Vinnes) RS-88 ODD Fellow pictured at Hammarfest Date unknown (Photo Geir Vinnes)
RS-89 Ragni Berg seen in oslo 26/10/13 (Photo Frode Adolfsen)
RS-90 Odd Fellow II Seen in Oscarsborg on 02//05/13
RS-91 Knut Johan seen on exercise (Photo via NSSR)
RS-92 Odd Godager pictured at Risor on 28/06/06 ( Author unknown)
rS-93 Aril , location and date unknown (Photo Arnulf Wibe)
Jetski A number of these "Rescue Runner" Craft are in use at various locations around Norway. They can be found on land as well as on-board some of the larger Vessels
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