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Seenotrettungskreuzer "Theodor Heuss"
Historic Rescue Vessel at the Deutsches Museum
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The rescue cruiser 'Theodor Heuss' was the prototype of the world's first modern rescue cruiser class. Built in the late 1950s, it is now displayed at the Deutsches Museum in Munich, showcasing maritime rescue history. Operated by the German Maritime Search and Rescue Service, it served until the 1980s.
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The ship's original name was 'H. H. Meier'.
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- H. H. Meier
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