Nesten midt i denne atmosfæren finner vi Norges største trebåt M314 Alta. Vi er så beskjedene og påstår at blant veteranbåtene så var M314 Alte den mest besøkte.

M314 Alta is one of Norway’s largest wooden ships and was built in the USA in 1953. Alta, in recent years operated as both a museum ship and used in minor expeditions from Oslo, has now been returned to the Royal Norwegian Navy.

The museum ship M314 ALTA, which belongs to the Armed Forces' Museum in Oslo, could in 2016 look back upon 63 years in the service of three navies – the US, the Belgian and the Norwegian - the last 20 years as a museum ship in the custody of …

Alta (M 314) was laid down as AMS-104 by the Hodgdon Brothers, Goudy and Stevens, East Boothbay, Maine, completed on 30 October 1953 and transferred to Belgium as Arlon (M 915).

KNM «Alta» er en norsk minesveiper av Sauda-klassen, som var i bruk i det norske sjøforsvaret fra 1966 til 1996. Skipet var utelukkende bygget i tre eller ikke-magnetiske metaller.

Builder: Hodgdon Brothers, Goudy and Stevens, East Boothbay, Maine, U.S.A. Launch date: 31 January 1953. Commission date: 23 May 1966. Decommission date: 1996. Displacement ( tons ): 333 standard, 384 full load. Dimensions ( metres ): 43,9 x 8,5 x 2,5. Main machinery: 2 x GM 8-268A diesels ( 880 hp ). Speed ( knots ): 14.

Data for M314 Alta Klasse/Type AMS-60/Adjutant Class MSC/Bluebird Class Sauda-klasse Tidligere navn KNM ALTA 23/5 1966 – 23/5 1996 RBN ARLON nov 1953 – 23/5 1966 USS MSC104 31/1 1953 – nov 1953 Spesifikasjoner Lengde/bredde 43,5 m / 8,2 m Dypgående 2,4 m Deplasement 384 tonn fullt utrustet Fart 10 knop kontinuerlig, 12 knop max […]

Discover the historic facts and information surrounding the Norwegian M314 Alta Minesweeper. Hiram GmbH supplied high quality Larch for the restoration.

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Another marine attraction of the Norwegian capital minesweeper M314 Alta. The ship-monument is located in the heart of Oslo, at the pier of cruise Harbor, near the Akershus castle. Minesweeper class "Sauda" was developed in the fifties in the United States under the us military assistance program to European partners in NATO.