Training ship of the Norwegian Merchant Navy, made of wood.
A training ship is a vessel used to train students as sailors. The term is used specially with ships employed by the Navies to train their future officers. Essentially there are two types: old ships used as class house and others used for training on the sea. In general, they are modern sailing ships, with assisted engine propulsion, which allows the student to get familiarized with the study of the sea and the art of navigation, its terminology, concepts and instruments.

MEASUREMENTS
Length: 73 cm.
Width: 12 cm.
Height: 47.5 cm.

DESCRIPTION
The Christian Radich was the training ship of the Norwegian Merchant Navy until 1999. Built on the Framnæs shipyard in Sandefjord, Norway, was delivered on June, 17th of 1937to the Christian Radich Sail Training Foundation.
The vessel has three masts and steel hull, wuth a total length of 73 m. (including bowsprit) and a maximum width of 9.7 m. Its maximum speed with the engine is 10 knots, although it can reach 14 knots under sail.
The crew is formed by 18 sailors, and can carry up 88 passengers.

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