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The mission gets upgraded. (Digest).


Mission Powerboat Service has announced the 2K2 Port Security upgrade version of its Tiger high-speed patrol boats. The upgraded Tiger provides intercept speeds in excess of 80 knots as well as an advanced ballistic armour package for crew protection and security. The 2K2 has been designed with sling-load hard-points to allow for shipboard transportation and fast deployment prior to entering a port, thereby allowing a pair of Tigers to lead the way for the main vessel and provide a fast reaction, close-in security escort. The advanced Tiger boats are currently being used by the US military in a variety of special warfare, counter-terrorism and law enforcement operations.

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Date:Dec 1, 2001
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